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Lenso Dc5 V2 19"x8.5 Wheels/rims 5X100/5X114.3 Fr Simmons Gold

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Selling these wheels that came off a 2003 WRX Sti. (Cleared brembos with a 10mm spacer)

- Wheels are 'Lenso Dc5 V2'; size is 19x8.5 and approx +42 offset

- Wheels have been custom painted in 'FR Simmons Gold'

- Wheels have NO GUTTER RASH or MARKS. IMMACULATE condition and as NEW

- Comes mouned with 4 x Hancook Ventus S1 evo tires. Tire's have 85%+ tread left. (Nobby side bits still even there)

- Tire sizes are 225/35/19

These wheels are multi 5 stud and wll fit cars of 5x100 (Ie. WRX, Subaru etc), or 5x114.3 (Skyline, Nissan etc.)

Pm for more details with your number and I'll contact you or call/text on 0450 928 388

Pick up from Homebush in Sydney, can post Australia wide for about $100.

$1500

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