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It would be good if the Bee*R rims came in 8.5" only available in 9.5" wide in the 18"s, But I think I like these Gullflame's better now :laugh:

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18x9.5 +25mm offset $499 each

18x9.5 +38mm offset $499 each

Those BeeR rims i had a set ordered from Unique autosport but they said the supplier in Japan are not willing to send them over to Australia or something so i got my money back instead of the rims :laugh: Looks like these gullflames r my next choice :O

Those BeeR rims i had a set ordered from Unique autosport but they said the supplier in Japan are not willing to send them over to Australia or something

I'd be considering the "or something".

Have a chat with Otomoto - to my knowledge they're the official Bee*R importers in Australia, and I know their R32 sedan has the B5's on them.

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