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SHIP ANYWHERE in Australia $60.00 the set

ABOUT THESE RIMS:

These 4 Rims are lightweight GENUINE Advan Racing super lightweight 9+" all round. Rare to get 9+" all round. See the tape measure photo.

These rims are used and have some minor scrapes on one rim (bottom left) but you can hardly see the marks when fitted with a tyre

They work well on a time attack, Superlap, track car, race car or drift car because they are so light and strong.

114.3mm x 5 stud rims also suit RX-7 RX-8 Ford Falcon, FPV, Skyline, Sylvia, Soarer, Supra etc. I am not a tyre shop and cannot answer questions about whether these will fit your car. I have no idea. You need to google that yourself or message me and we will fit one up to your car. Location WINDSOR NSW

ABOUT Advan Racing RIMS GENRALLY:

The Super ADVAN Racing Wheel is designed specifically for highly modified Japanese cars. Used in D1 DRIFT and obviously you will see plenty of them at Superlap seeing as they are major sponsors

$1200 the set. Be quick! 0428 219888

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