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Yeah they. You might have a little trouble with the offset, but play around a liitle, I assure you they do fit.

By the way...

"The R33 may be the inbred cousin, But the R32 is the slow, decrepit, dirty old Grandpa!"

But the R33 is like the Ugly duckling that didn't quite make it into a swan!! If you want a boat... go to JV Marine!!

Sava

Fulllock Motorsport

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They will FIT onto the car, but not perfectly due to the offset, as someone mentioned earlier they will STICK out of the guard a bit, so if you car is lowered when you go over a bump road, the wheels will hit the arch/guards.

IMO i think you better off investing else where for something that will fit perfectly for a R33 gts25t you'll looking at 5x114.3 PCD and front wheels offset of +32 and rear offset of +37 i think (only guessing) GTR r33 wheels are +30 or lower.

thats my 2c good luck

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