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size is 17 inch as mentioned. 17 inch is the max that the P1s come in.

offset is unknown, i will check it for you soon

just letting u know, these where once on a r33 gtst, and was sitting flushed in, perfect fit.

also, im willing to reduce the price if you have any S15 stock wheels with good tyres. :thumbsup:

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I once had p1s on my car... Loved it!!

if ppl want pics just pm me, or whitesti if you want i can post some pics to help ya out..

So wish i had the money to buy your p1s..

I borrowed a set for a few weeks off my friend. Fell in love!! great rims indeed!! Regret not buying it off him now :/

Maybe if these arent sold till my tax comes round might be keen!!

Cheers..

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For stud pattern 5H114.3, Buddy Club made the following:

17" x8.0 +32 offset

17" x9.0 +17 or +37

Do you have a staggered set of 8 (F) and 9 (R} or are all rims 17 x9??? (I am interested in either a set of 17 x8 +32 (F & R) or staggered rear with 17 x9 +37)

Any chance you could take a pic looking down the side of the car both front and rear?? (or pics with front wheels pointed straight ahead)

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