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Guys,

Am selling these for a friend of mine. They have a very rare offset of +3 all round. Absolute ULTIMATE street wheel & fantastic for track! You get the wide/aggressive stance without having to fit stretched tires.

R32 GTST's will need quite a bit of guard rolling/pumping & R33's will just need lipping to run these nicely. Very light wheels & simply make any skyline look like a real race car.

Wheel Details:

Front: 17x8 + 3 with almost new Triangle 235/45/17

Rear: 17x8 + 3 with roadworthy 235/45/17 Dunlops

Price: $1500ono (URGENT sale)

Location: Greensborough

Contact: Sash - 0415 257 586

Pictures below.

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Edited by Dean_HR31
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