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FS: NISMO LM-GT4 18 x 10.5 (Suit GTR)

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*SOLD* *SOLD*

Set of bronze coloured Rays Nismo LM-GT4's. Size is 18x10.5 and offset is + 15.

Wheels are about 2 months old and have a scratch as pictured. It is not deep (not gutter rash or anything), just a very small paint scractch which happened when the wheels were being fitted with tyres.

Wheels do not come with tyres.

Asking price is $3k. These wheels be da bomb!!!

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Silver LM-GT4's on R34 GTR:

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If these had come up a few days ago they would be in my garage now, not that BBS ones I got are bad but they are VERY nice. You are local too! That makes it even worse. Whoever gets these is very lucky indeed.

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10.5 inches will fit under R33 and R34 Guards no problems with that offset if the car isn't lowered. If it is lowered, it'll sometimes rub on the inner guard liner at full lock, especially if you're on a hill or going up a driveway or something that makes the suspension compress a little more.

The main reason is that I want Silver ones, not Bronze ones though :)

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Don't worry, these babies would make anything look good!

One tip for the lucky one that can afford them......... "Insurance"

I reckon bronze on midnight purple looks awesome like Jamezilla's car!!!! How about 19 inch te37s in silver!!!(drooool)
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