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[sa] 18x9 Bsa Wheels For Sale

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Hi guys,

Unsure if I want to keep these rims or not (have my eye on another set) but if they don't sell I'm happy to keep them :/

They fit great on an r33, but you need to run a 5mill spacer to clear the front calipers (will come with rims)

Will fit most other imports and falcon etc..

Wheels:

BSA AU-457 http://www.bsawheels.com.au/users/ProductDetail.aspx?id=520

front: 18x9 +35 tyre: Yokohama Avid 225/40 stretched 60% tread

rear: 18x9 +35 tyre: Bridgestone Potenza 245/45 slightly stretched 30% tread

(tyres were on another set of wheels before these hence the wear)

Condition:

As new, not a single mark on them... only had them on the car for approx 3,000kms if that.

Price:

$1400 ONO

pm or sms 0422 314 938

Will swap for deep dish jap rims with cash adjustment either way, 18x9 and low offset preferred

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