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hey all. considering getting wheels soonish, just wondering if any one here would be interrested in my autech stockies.

there 5x114.3...17x8.5 i think 225,45,17 unsure of offset but can check later.

tyers are less than 1500ks old and are Tryangle (made by goodyear) very nice)

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Stock Autech Rims are 17x7 + 30 front 17x7 + 20 rear.

There damn light to.

On an RS4 the fronts would sit pretty similar to how they do on an autech, the back however would be close to the guard lips as the auetch cradle is around 40mm narrower track then an RS4 cradle.

_Ryan_ Grand Master

_Ryan_

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thats the correct size and yes there light!!

im not really sure what there worth to be totaly honest :S has any one seen a set for sale b4?

remember seeing some for around 800IIRC, and went for below that IIRC.

weak offset, would be nice on a sleeper tho

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