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Item: nismo lm1 gt4 bronze wheels

Location: sydney

Item Condition: excellent

Reason for Selling: unfinished project

Price and Payment Conditions: cash/direct deposit

These are REAL nismo lightweight wheels manufactured by rays engineering in excellent condition.

They are a forged magnesium monoblock wheel that are made in japan with a stud pattern of 4x114.3 and weigh 7.5kg a rim, the tyres on them are brand new.

Two wheels are 17x7.5" +35 with wanli S1099 225/45ZR17

The other two wheels are 17x8.5" +40 with nankang Ultra Sport NS-II 245/40R17

Both tyres are DOT approved.

Pick up only, you can pay cash on pick up rather than bank acc. transfer.

If you want to have them shipped, don't expect it to be cheap. I am aware that it is expensive to post large items like this.

These will fit any 4x114.3 car and the offset is perfect. It may even give you a staggered appearance.

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$3800

Contact Details: 0403 200 936

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