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Hey fellas,

I bought a R32 GTR about a year ago and the wheels that were on the vehicle had no indication to me what offset they were , or brand.. They look similar to a starcorp but have a curvy arch instead.

they are running 245/45/17 Rubber - 5 x 114.3.

The Rubber itself is completely illegal they are bald as ever, 2 of the rims have pretty bad gutter bash and 2 of them only show minor gutter bash. I drove around this car for abit and all 4 wheels and NONE of the wheels are buckled !

Please take a look at these photos and maybe you can make out what rims these are and how much id be able to get for them because i want them gone . I'm aware id sell them cheap due to the condition i dont expect to much, On the other hand though i did take 30 mins and gave a hit to one of the wheels and it come up well , all the marks on the dish come off very easily with a light scrub of wet and dry and if you had to refurbish these wheels i reckon they would look pretty good!.

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Not sure how much they weigh but they wernt that heavy thats forsure. but im not fussed nemore haha i sold them today to a mate for drifting and draging :)

his happy and im happy, thanks for the input !!

They are Stern's.

Don't know what model, either they don't put stickers on them or they fall off easily.

I have a set on my silvia in 17x9 +25ish (based on tape measure as no stickers)

Yours look to have been painted recently, they are generally silver painted centres.

They are Stern's.

Don't know what model, either they don't put stickers on them or they fall off easily.

I have a set on my silvia in 17x9 +25ish (based on tape measure as no stickers)

Yours look to have been painted recently, they are generally silver painted centres.

Thanks heaps man ! haha

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