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Hi Guys,

There was a Rim design i am interested in buying for my R33 GTS-t S2, however, there are a few questions i need to ask, :P ....

The Rim i am interested in, is the 'Axis' - 'Hiro Design'

However, i can't seem to find any websites or suppliers of this Rim in Australia/Sydney... would anybody be able to direct me to one?

Also, Everywhere i read about it, its stated the Rim is Suited for 350z's and G35's

Would this mean, they won't be able to go on a S2 R33 gts-t, or would there need to be certain Modifications done?

Thanks in Advance.

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you may need spacers but ring tempe tyres first and get them to tell you the offset the rims come in. 33's have a +36-38 offset. something in this vicinity will keep your tyres from rubbing but may not clear the calipers. i had osaka racing rims 19x8 on my old 33 and they needed 3mm spacer to clear the front caliers.

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