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for sale is set of koya inox 1 wheels

they are around 1 year old and are in great condition.

+35 offset with 5x 114.3 stud pattern ( suit skyline, 200sx, ford, toyota etc)

tyres are 235/40 front and back, fronts are falken, good condition with minor inner camber wear

rears and brand new nankangs, 2 weeks old no damage at all.

great looking wheel, will suit any car, selling due to upgrade

PRICE DROP- 1100 firm must sell this week!!! cost me 2700- still sell for well over 2 grand

gold coast pick up

cheers

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for sale is set of koya inox 1 wheels

they are around 1 year old and are in great condition.

+35 offset with 5x 114.3 stud pattern ( suit skyline, 200sx, ford, toyota etc)

tyres are 235/40 front and back, fronts are falken, good condition with minor inner camber wear

rears and brand new nankangs, 2 weeks old no damage at all.

great looking wheel, will suit any car, selling due to upgrade

looking for 1450 ono, cost me 2700- still sell for well over 2 grand

gold coast pick up

cheers

u have more pic with them on ya car what car it on?

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