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Hi people,

If anyone is interested in getting super cool Work Wheels for their baby, this is the time to do so!

Latest from Japan is the Work Wheels CR Kai,

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They are the big thing now in Japan.

Closing date to pre-order : 25 Feb 05

To arrive : End of April 05

Deposit needed: $400.00

Delivery (optional): $80.00 anywhere within Australia.

Color: Bronze, Gunmetal and White.

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Prices as follows (inc.of GST and Tax)

15 x 5.5JJ - $350.00

15 x 7.0JJ - $375.00

16 x 7.0JJ - $412.50

17 x 7.0JJ - $450.00

17 x 8.0JJ - $475.00

17 x 9.0JJ - $487.50

18 x 7.5JJ - $512.50

18 x 8.5JJ - $537.50

18 x 9.5JJ - $562.50

Price is per each wheel

This is the recommended offset by WORK

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A ROUGH GUIDE ON THE WEIGHT ON CR KAI WEIGHT

(this is an estimate only)

Size Offset Bolt Pattern Weight*

15x7.0 44 4-100 15 lbs (6.8kg)

16x7.0 44 4-100 17 lbs (7.7kg)

17x7.0 42, 47 4-100; 5-100; 5-114.3 19 lbs (8.6kg)

17x8.0 47 5-100; 5-114.3 20 lbs (9kg)

18x7.5 42 4-100; 5-100; 5-114.3 22 lbs (10kg)

18x8.5 30, 37 5-114.3 23 lbs (10.4kg)

18X9.5 30, 38 5-114.3 25 lbs (11.3kg)

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Work Meister S1-2P

17 x 7.0JJ - $3,350.00

17 x 8.0JJ - $3,450.00

17 x 9.0JJ - $3,550.00

17 x 10.0JJ - $3,650.00

18 x 7.5JJ - $3,900.00

18 x 8.0JJ - $3,950.00

18 x 8.5JJ - $4,000.00

18 x 9.0JJ - $4,050.00

18 x 9.5JJ - $4,100.00

18 x 10.0JJ - $4,150.00

19 x 8.0JJ - $4,500.00

19 x 8.5JJ - $4,550.00

19 x 9.0JJ - $4,600.00

19 x 9.5JJ - $4,650.00

19 x 10.0JJ - $4,700.00

20 x 8.5JJ - $5,050.00

20 x 9.5JJ - $5,150.00

20 x 10.5JJ - $5,250.00

The price is for the following color: Black, white, Bronze and Silver dish with white spokes.

Chrome is at another price. Just to let u know the price different.

18 x7.5JJ $3900.00 (for color mentioned above) and the price for the chrome is $4700.00 for the same rims.

I would recommend getting the silver instead

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mmm.... they look nice... pretty cheap too.

i can get cheap becos i deal with work wheel directly.. not thru wholesaler or somthin...

thats why i give good price ;)

How's the pricing work for staggered sets? Ie 8.5 front, 9.5 rear.

Possibly interested in a bronze set as I get my bonus paid in March/April.

get the price 8.5 divide by 2 for the front and do the same for the rear.

and just add together.

i can get cheap becos i deal with work wheel directly.. not thru wholesaler or somthin...

thats why i give good price ;)

That's good... can you also get low prices for RAYS/Volk Racing wheels ?

That's good... can you also get low prices for RAYS/Volk Racing wheels ?

not with rays and volks. only works..

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i can get meister if CR kai is not hardcore enough for u... ;) lol

Ohnoes, i predict another bank account hammering.

Chiba_osaka_boy: can you provide some sizes and pricing on the meisters above for R33 GTR

Cheers

not with rays and volks. only works..

i can get meister if CR kai is not hardcore enough for u... ;) lol

Plz post the prices :) and also what colours are available.

A ROUGH GUIDE ON THE WEIGHT

Size Offset Bolt Pattern Weight*

15x7.0 44 4-100 15 lbs (6.8kg)

16x7.0 44 4-100 17 lbs (7.7kg)

17x7.0 42, 47 4-100; 5-100; 5-114.3 19 lbs (8.6kg)

17x8.0 47 5-100; 5-114.3 20 lbs (9kg)

18x7.5 42 4-100; 5-100; 5-114.3 22 lbs (10kg)

18x8.5 30, 37 5-114.3 23 lbs (10.4kg)

18X9.5 30, 38 5-114.3 25 lbs (11.3kg)

do the prices include wheel nuts, assuming they need special ones

do you run a business of any sort, just looking for some insurance seeing as we pay now and wait 2 months for them to arrive, cheers

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