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Hi there all, i just bought a set of Koya Drift Teks for my Skyline GTS-T R32 today 17x8 fronts and 17x9 rears and they look so damn good.

Anyways, my problem is that the front rims are missing the calipers by 1mm or so and i'm just wondering if anyone else who has these rims on their car has/had the same problem when they first got their wheels?

Already i have noticed that the right front scrapes a little bit at times on the caliper but nothing major as of yet.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

Peter

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Hey mate, I have Koya Drift teks on my R33 and I thought the same thing, took it for some hard cornering to see if it would be a problem. I've had them for near a year now and the only thing that's happened is some of the "nissan" writing paint was scraped off which was great because it scraped it back to now looking chrome :blink: They are great wheels, have fun

just remember that spacers are illegal, so if you go that route, don't complain if you get caught.

i would just give it a month of so. they should sort themselves out. if you get sick of the noise just grind a mm or so off the nissan on the calipers, like singh said.

Your wheels are hitting your calipers and you wonder if thats a problem !! Well DER ! yes thats a problem.Take the shit back and get wheels that fit.And you wonder why the RTA demand yearly inspections.

dodgy set, they have been machined wrong the 8" should fit. The URAS (doritek copied the uras rims) 17x8" never had an issue, but they are now discontiuned as the new style is released..... which no doubt will be copied soon too :mrt:

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