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It's Danny mate. He was the Perth distributer for Project Mu. Gave you his details a while back but MSN me if you want them again.

Oh. That Danny. I did email him, but he never replied. Want to know what he thinks of them. Will catch you on MSN later..

that fitment is perfect. what are the specs?

thanks mate. 18X9.5 +20 offset. wheels are works emotions XT7 which are actually for sale atm >_< (yes i know i just got them but slight changes)

and here is the last shoot ill ever do with my R34. she goes to her new owner on tuesday :D so thought id take some pics before i remove the wheels and raise it a little.

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Ben,

I have the same LM GT4 (19/10.5 +15).

How did you manage to get your rear wheels to sit so far in/under the guard. My rear rims stick out a lot more than yours.

And I think you mentioned your tyres are 285 wide. What brand are they?

Thanks

MIchael

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