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Hi there guy, I just bought a skyline 2 days back and is having heaps of fun driving it around..clocked about 270km since sat afternoon since i got it (it's monday 6pm now), but the rims of the car is really ugly..so I'm thinking of changing it but I went to tempe tyres and I can't find a rim that I like.. I

f anyone has been to the sydney motor show in the past 2 weeks, I'm looking for a rim that is similar to the ones on the black (souped up by ralliart) Lancer Evo IX. It's very dark (gunmetal perhaps?) with a red line around the outer edge of the rim. It has like maybe 5 spokes (i know it's called spokes on bikes, not sure what's it called on car rims), 5 things that connect the centre of the wheel to the tyres...

I was wondering if anyone knows where to get such rims? I was thinking of 18" cuz i dun really wanna have too bumpy a ride.

Another q is where did you guys get insurance thru? I got it thru Just Cars and it's costing me 2500 with a excess of 1400. is this average?

Another q is that when I bought the car, the dealer told me that I won't get the rego papers for the skyline but will get like a paper saying that I bought the car. Is this correct and what would happen if I wanna sellthe car and I don't have the rego papers.

thanks for the replies that will follow.. Look forward to being a part of this community =)

S :)

yes yes yes these r the wheels that i am into..SO beautiful

those to suit skyline are called (LM GT4 nismo version 2) about $1200 each with out tyres

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which are made by rays for nismo

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those to suit skyline are called (LM GT4 nismo version 2) about $1200 each with out tyres

post-26038-1162882730.png

which are made by rays for nismo

Thanks for finding them.. man 1200 each means 4800 for all 4.. WITHOUT tyres.. man it's crazy..

guess i'm not getting them after all =)

but at least I know the name of the wheel... hmm about that lotto ticket

cheers!

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