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EOI Watanabe RS8's

15x7.5 for the front +21 offset Falken 225x50x15

15x8 for the rear +15 offset Falken 235x50x15

4x114.3 stud pattern

asking $1100

Rims costed me $880 from Option1garage and tyres were $235 per tyre. Tread is about 85%

Reason for sale is I'm looking at getting new rims so I can fit bigger calipers and rotors

Everyone who has seen my car knows that these rims have the perfect offset for the r31 and fill up the guards perfectly

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