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Hi there, I have few sets of brand new D1 spec racing wheel nuts for sale. Please noticed those sets are copy version but still in good quality and for 20 nuts they weight around 700 gram. At the moment all 4 color (gold, grey, red, blue) are available. I'm selling them for $50 a set (20 nuts) or $45(16 nuts). You can pick them up at moonee ponds, melbourne, or add $10 to post to anywhere in australia.

If you have any questions, just send me an pm. Thanks.

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i'll take a set of gold mate. do they look like the blue one in that pic or the gold? straight or flared at the end?

Yeah, as you see there are 2 different types of nuts for each color (straight or flared end). Also they are available at 1.25 and 1.5 (for nissan should be 1.25), so just let me know what type and what size you are after.

By the way, if you want to pick up, it's fine, if you want post, please pm me for my bank details, thank you.

Cheers

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