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i got some deep dish 19"s, i reckon they'd sit to far out your guards though.

Fronts are 19x10.5 + 22

Rears are 19x11.5 + 10

They're Multi 4-5 stud 114.3

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Edited by CNFUSD

hey mate, ive got some xhp saber 19s with marshall and nankang tyres which have 80 % tread on the marshalls and 60% tread on the marshalls. they came off my r33 that i bought but i wanted to put my 18s on it so im selling these. im looking for $2000 but to sell quickly ill take $1300, they look unreal. awesome condition minor scratch on one and minor weaqr on two tryres where the guard has rubbed on it a few times.

Had an offer for $1800 but he couldnt wait for me to put my 18s on after i bought it and he bought other wheels. spewing!

Anyways heres a link to ebay if you wanna look.

cheers

Kier 0405 416496

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi...p;rd=1&rd=1

Edited by yye-33w

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