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Rims For Sale: Project D D1 18x10 Lenso Monoblock Light Race Spec Rims

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Hi,

Got the following rims only (NO tyres) for sale.

Project D D1 18x10J Lenso Monoblock Light Racespec rims (NO tyres)

GTR offset +22, to sit centred. Will suit other cars as well.

Bought them brand new and used for two track days only. No marks, scratches, etc. excellent condition.

2 of the rims have lost a sticker each, but that was to be expected.

Asking $950 ono + s/h or (prefer) p/up

Located in S.A. Mb 0417 418 852

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Sorry about this skynet, but unfortunately I'm new here and I can't reply to a PM yet.

The offset I deliberately bought them for was to sit as perfectly centred as possible on a R33 GTR. That way I could get the largest rubber on them without touching the guards. I had 265x35 tyres on them and they didn't touch. So I'd say depending on what width tyres you put on them, they should be fine with your car as well.

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do you accept swap with my work cr kai emotion 18x9.5 offset 20?

Sorry, no.

Through doing brake upgrades, I've got 3 different sets of rims and tyres I need to sell. These Lenso in this thread, ROH Drift R in another as well as some original R33 GTR 17" rims and tyres. So I'm not after any more!

Thanks.

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Could you weigh the rims? I'm interested to see how much these weigh.

thanks

Sorry, they're at the workshop, so I don't know off hand.

According to this thread though, it looks like they're around 12kg each, but I'm not 100% sure.

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Hi mate would these fit a stock r34 gtt?

I'd reckon they would. As they're 18x10, you'd just need to be careful how wide the rubber is you put on them. A 265 tyre sat straight on them, so you could go thinner or wider depending on what you're looking for.

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Hi pal. I have a set of these on my 32 gtr and they stick out the guard. What options do i have?

18x10 +22?

Add adjustable upper control arms (both front and rear) and wind some negative camber in. Should need about -1.5°.

Unless your guards aren't GT-R...

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