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Ive had 20's on my R34 coupe for 4 years with no issues, except i did have to shave off a small bit of metal on the upper control arms of the front suspension to stop the tyres from scrubbing. Car drives well and still handles great.

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Umad? U jelly?

:P

can i grab that in english pls.

EDIT.. think i get it are you asking if im jelous? no sir far far far far from it.. think a billion times opposite and thats what i would be. if anything bigger than 18s ever get near my skyline ill drive it down to sims metal myself.

All in all big wheels will achieve nothing other than feeding some chinaman and his family for a day..so why not cut out the middle man and send your hard earned $$$ straight too world vision and do the world a favour

In the poorer areas of China, most families live on a budget of ~100 Chinese dollars (now only ~$15 AUD atm) per month, so those big bling wheels & China made tyres will not last the family for a day, it will last them at least a week or more...

So everyone should help out & start buying 20 & 22s wheels!

:P

can i grab that in english pls.

EDIT.. think i get it are you asking if im jelous? no sir far far far far from it.. think a billion times opposite and thats what i would be. if anything bigger than 18s ever get near my skyline ill drive it down to sims metal myself.

Cool story bro!

Off topic , If the wheel starts scrubbing the mudguard a tad due to +25 spacers is there anyway to fix this.

Its only 1 small same area of the mud guard that gets scrubbed

Edit : car is GTR34 Stock wheels , Car is lowered ... =(

Edited by Longz
These ones I have for sale came off R34 GT-T.. it did require rolled guards and as you can see the tyres are a little stretched. Car has Tein coil overs. Was no big issues with scrubbing but some wiring in the drivers front guard needed to be tucked up a little bit out of the way to be on the safe side.

I don't see what's the fuzz about putting 20" on the 34 !!!!!!!! I put 21" on my RX8 in Need for Speed Underground

with out any problem and slammed it about 5 mm off the ground, the car didn't scrape and tyres didn't rub the

guard at all, and I bloody went faster than Porche and Ferrari,

What's the fuzz !

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