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Hi all

bought these to put on my GTR but have decided to go with big dish and gold/shiny center. No need to keep these as they dont clear the brakes and are not what I want any more.

Item: VOLK/Rays 17 inch 5 Spoke Racing Rims

Location: Brisbane South Side

Item Condition: Good, slight gutter rash but easily fixed/polished to look as new.

Reason for Selling: Changed the look I want and don't fit on my GTR.

Price and Payment Conditions: Would really like to swap/part trade on dish'd gold/shiny center rims that fit R32 GTR, but best offer over $500 can take them.

Extra Info:

Missing one of the center caps. Sizes are

17 x 7.0 inch JJ, PCD 114.3 Off +28 5H CS

17 x 8.0 inch JJ, PCD 114.3 Off +36 5H CS

Buyer of Rims (provided I dont end up getting 17inch rims for my GTR First) has the option of the following tyes for $350.

2 Simex SM8200 (235/4J ZR17 95W) and 2 Nankang Ultra Sport NS-II (235 /4J R17). These tyres have 95%+ of their tread

Contact Details: Best to send any question/queries to home email, also send any photos of rims wanting to swap/trade. Sorry-only interested in rims to fit R32 GTR.

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Have found out why these don't clear brakes on my GTR after taking them to wheel shop to check if they can be drilled to fit my BMW.

These RIMS are made from factory as 5 x 100 pcd and are meant to be used with PCD ADAPTERS/35mm hub extender. The same setup that Porsche use for their wheels. These rims will fit the GTR or any other car, subject to correct HUB EXTENDER/ADAPTER being used. Because the adapter is fixed and designed that way, as far as I know they are legal to use.

These hub adapter/extender are totally different to SPACERS as a weight/hub locator cap is used, prevents all the weight being transfered onto the wheel nuts.

These rims have got to go, I don't have the adapters so they are going cheap. Price dropped again. I have lined up new wheels for the GTR so these are not much use to me. I may find a set of adapters to suit, will probably keep these if I find a cheap set of adapters. Take advantage of it while I am feeling weak.

Talked with wheel shop and will make a set of HUB ADAPTER/EXTENDERS for $60 a wheel - remember this is worst case for price. I am sure there are others available out there.

$700 with TYRES

Make me an offer

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