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Work 'twing" Wheels. 4 Of, 17"x8", 4 & 5 Stud X 114.3, 45 Offset.

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Pics up in a couple of days, express interest.

Genuine Work rims with tyres.

$500

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Will suit silvias, skylines, supras, soarers, stageas, cefiros, laurels, celsiors, aristos, Hiluxes, AU falcons and mitsubishi express vans.

114.3mm, 4 AND 5 stud.

offset is 45.

17 x 8" with 235s.

QUICK EDIT!!!!!!!

THESE ARE 17x8 AND 17x9!!!!! NOT 17x8 ALL ROUND AS TITLE STATES!!!!!

SOLD PENDING FINANCE FOR $450!!!! Make a better offer and they are YOURS

Tyres are legal, heaps of tread on the outsides but were on a car with too much camber and insides have less tread than outside.

All four have gutter rash to varied extents, but all are straight and balanced.

EDIT - TWO have gutter rash, but gave them a clean and look pretty niiiice. Polished dish looks sweet.

Would make good track wheels, or something to throw on your car to sell. Look very nice, tough racey looking wheel.

Came off a 95 soarer recently imported. Excuse the crappy pics, are from my phone, in my shed at night.

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Pics up in a couple of days, express interest.

Genuine Work rims with tyres.

$500

Will suit silvias, skylines, supras, soarers, stageas, cefiros, laurels, celsiors, aristos, Hiluxes, AU falcons and mitsubishi express vans.

114.3mm, 4 AND 5 stud.

offset - 45.

18 x 8" with 235s.

Tyres are legal, heaps of tread on the outsides but were on a car with too much camber and insides have less tread than outside.

All four have gutter rash to varied extents, but all are straight and balanced.

Would make good track wheels, or something to throw on your car to sell. Look very nice, tough racey looking wheel.

Came off a soarer recently imported.

Are they 17's or 18's?? says in the title 1s but 18s in this...^^^^

fcruz3r Experienced

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at this crazy price im surprised that these arnt sold yet!! ...i thought i was the only one in an economic glut...must be a SAU phenomenon.

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QUICK EDIT!!!!

Cleaned these wheels today, and had a look at the stickers.

They are 17x8 and 17x9!!!! staggered work rims for sale!!!

They are also in oretty good condition, gave em a rubadub and are PRETTY NIIIIIICE!!!!!

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