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Hi All,

Just looking around at options as far as wheels go and R32 GT-R stockers are looking pretty appealing to me. I was interested to hear from those who have fitted R32 GT-R rims to their R32 GTS-t's, specifically those with lowered suspension. Did you find it scraped out much? I'm assuming guard rolling is advisable. With the guards rolled and the car lowered is the fit reasonable? I don't particularly want the hassle of scraping out and rubbing 24/7.

I've found a few answers but would like a few more opinions first.

Regards,

Ryan

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yeh ur right... whats the diff between gtr and gtst? offset or something

yes GTR wheels have a lower offset (ie more track) and are 1.5 inches wider and are lightweight forged aluminium wheels. GTST wheels are cast.

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