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pentae

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Of course its their choice, they do it because they want their car to look 'ful sik'.

But maybe if they realised when they drive past in their 'ful sik' r33 with half of a gtr body kit hanging off their car it looks retarded and cheap. And I honestly cringe every time one drives past, and so does my girlfriend and all of my other friends who know about jap cars.

I have a lot more respect for guys who do up their gtst's and have the balls and creativity to give it its own look.

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Of course its their choice, they do it because they want their car to look 'ful sik'.

But maybe if they realised when they drive past in their 'ful sik' r33 with half of a gtr body kit hanging off their car it looks retarded and cheap. And I honestly cringe every time one drives past, and so does my girlfriend and all of my other friends who know about jap cars.

I have a lot more respect for guys who do up their gtst's and have the balls and creativity to give it its own look.

agreed. but in the end, it's their choice, because it's their car. I am with you though :D

ps. if I get a R34 GT-T I'd love to get the R34 GTR wheels, but I probably wont, because that's just trying to make it something it's not. I'd prefer to get some decent Rays or Work wheels, and make it look .. well ... unique! :headspin:

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dAVE

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Great Company in Japan makes rims which look like r34 gtr rims called Grenade GX01 . I read somewhere that they are an exact copy, but not so sure about that. They are cheaper new than a set of 2nd hand gtr rims, have 3 colour choices and heaps of offset choices... so a heaps better idea than getting gtr originals.

JezR31 Mentor

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I think the reason why these wheels are so cheap is because they are not forged like the original GTR wheels.

Plating

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18" = ￥35,000 x4 = ($1751.48)

17" = ￥30,000 x4 = ($1502.48)

Gold + Cancer Gun Grey

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18" = ￥25,000 x4 = ($1252.36)

17" = ￥20,000 x4 = ($1001.88)

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redline2003 Community Regular

redline2003

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ferni wats an approx figure u bought ur gtr rims for? hard to get? they r worth it but. i dont care wat people say, to me these r the best looking rims ive seen, no aftermarket rims can campare, ive seen s15s with these rims on in australia and NZ and they seem to hav no problem fitting them, or could they b modified guards?

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