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Item: Set 1 - ROH Drift R, 17x8 +35 & Falken FK452 tyres

Age: unknown

Condition: Excellent - 0 gutter rash.

Price: Asking $700 with the tyres, or $550 without tyres

To Fit: Skyline (32,33,34), Stage, Legnum - 5x114.3

Location: Adelaide - Souther Suburbs

Contact: Post here or PM me

Comments:

Perfect offset for Legnum/Skyline/Stagea with 0 gutter rash! Tyres are 245/45/17 Falken FK452 (awesome tyres) with ~80% tread at the front, and ~10% at the rear.

As seen here on my legnum (for trial fit)

DriftR1.jpg

Item: Set 2 - BIM Zeit alloys (made by bridgeston Japan) 17x7.5 +47 & Yokohama S Drive Tyres

Age: unknown

Condition: There is gutter rash

Price: Asking $650 with the tyres, or $450 without tyres

To Fit: Skyline (32,33,34), Stage, Legnum - 5x114.3

Location: Adelaide - Souther Suburbs

Contact: Post here or PM me

Comments:

As came from Japan with my Legnum. They do have gutter rash on each wheel, however I can sand them back and can have sprayed in whatever colour you wish. Tyres are 215/45/17 Yokohama S Drives with approx 70% tread left. Tyres are absolutely fantastic, very grippy, and with the wheels cleaned up will be excellent package

As seen here on my legnum

LegnumJuly08-1.jpg

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gonna need a pretty large spacer to clear skyline brakes mate. prob at least a 10 - 15mm bolt on just to clear brakes.

Edited by jeffers1987

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