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Hi Guys

I have a set of Volk Racing Sf Challenge Zero's I would like to swap for wheels that will fit sit flush my r33 skyline s2 gts25t.

Sizes are

18 x 9.0 +48 235 tyres

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18 x 10 +48 275 tyres (will update full specs shortly)

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Pics:

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How they look on my car :

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Tyres have only done about 1000km , there is some gutter rash on two of the wheels, but overall nothing to bad.

Inspections welcome , would prefer to swap for wheels(non chrome) that will sit relatively flush on my skyline once coilovers are fitted as my the 275's on the rear are far to wide and will not fit.

As long as its non chrome ,has some dish and will fit a skyline, show me what you got :)

$1500 but swaps preferable

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