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I'm putting my gunmetal TE37s up for sale.

my350z_20061030_carbon_10.jpg

Type: Volk Racing TE37

Sizes: 17x8.5 +30 5x114.3 / 17x9.5 +28 5x114.3

Tyres: Bridgestone Potena RE-01 255/40 R17 (fronts are near dead, rears are still at 50%)

Colour: Gunmetal (Nissan paint code KR2)

Location: Sydney - not particularly interested in shipping

Price: $2500 but open to reasonable offers

Reasons for sale: Too small for my 350Z (looks out of proportion) and too light for my Tein Flex's springs, so the car's ride and handling is adversely affected. Upgrading to bigger rims.

One of the 9.5" rims has gutter rash and most of them have scratching around the stud holes. Aside from that, the rims are still in perfect condition. They were only repainted a few months ago.

Offsets should fit 2WD Skylines and S14 / S15 Silvias, and have it sitting right on the guard. You may need to run a narrower front tyre in this case, but since those front tyres are almost gone it shouldn't be a major issue.

More pictures of the rims on my 350Z can be found here:

http://www.au-z.org/gallery/my350z_20061030_carbon

http://www.au-z.org/gallery/my350z_20061102_day-night

Edited by scathing
  • 3 weeks later...

Kind of.

I've just ordered my new wheels though, so I don't know when I can release them. Apparently there's a 2 month wait.

I do have spare wheels if I can get the right price on these, though, but I'm in no hurry to sell.

OMG these would be perfect on mine i reckon..

But gotta sell my rims first and save up a bit more for yours.. :P

Anyways dude good luck!!

Btw loving the photos you took across from the bridge. Whats that location?? Milsons point is it?

But gotta sell my rims first and save up a bit more for yours.. :P

Btw loving the photos you took across from the bridge. Whats that location?? Milsons point is it?

Its cool. As I said, I won't have new rims for at least 2 months so they might still be here when you've got the cash. :)

The spot is Milsons Point / Kirribilli. The Harbour Bridge pylon pics are on top of the Harbour Tunnel air vents, and the Opera House pics are in front of Jeffrey St Wharf. The shot with the bridge and Opera House in the distance is McMahon's Point.

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