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17" Gewalt Japanese Racing Wheels To Suit R32,r33,r34 Gtst/gtr

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17" Gewalt Japanese Racing wheels to suit R32,R33,R34 GTST/GTR

Item Condition:

Wheels are in excellent condition, rear tyres will need replacing soon fronts are fine

Extra Info:

17x8 +37 Front 235 tyres

17x9 +34 Rear 255 tyres

Contact Details:

Pm me

Price and price conditions:

$950ono

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For your info

I had they exact same wheels and size on my R33gtst

Going by the amount of dish they look the same

Mine were

17x8 +37

17x9 +34

Great price at $950 ono

They are worth over $4K new

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