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Hey guys

I'm in the process of buying some new shoes for my 34 gtt

And was thinking either 18x10.5 with a 0 offset...

Is any one running this offset on their gtr and if so what do U think

Is it to aggressive should I just stick to a +12 offset.

Oh just incase ur thinking im crazy to get that on a gtt i have a full cosmetic gtr conversion

Thanks

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oh really there the rims I was thinking of buying.... I'll send ya a pack of red bull to get ya motivated lol

Are they varrstoens as well Ian they sitting flush or got a little poke

Cheers guys

They are Varrstoens, They are pretty much flush, I think the ET0 would have been perfectly flush,

I'll try and get some close up pics of it next time I'm in the garage :)

if your in melb i have a set of 18" x 10.5 +0 varstoen's you can try em on.

otherwise if i can be bothered i can put them on my r34 gtt, or my 33 gtr and send some pics.... i'm pretty lazy tho.

Any chance U wanna sell those rims :P

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