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[Qld] 18" Staggered 350Z Touring Ii Rims In Matte Black

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Fronts: 18×8 +30

Rear: 18×8.5 +33

Stud Pattern: 5x114.3

Powder Coated in matte Black. Sum nicks here and there.. Centre caps still available and also in matte black.

Fronts are on 225/45

Rears are on 245/45

About 75-80% Tread left.

Price is 1100

Basically giving you the rims for free as the tyres are near new. chuck me an sms and we'll sort something out. Cheers.

Thanks.

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Where abouts are you? What car were these on? Only because I wonder what they'd look like on the 33, if I'm right the front offset is 30+

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Correct, the fronts are +30, they're suit an r33 fine. im sure you can use them as a set of skiddies or something rather. Im situated at Forest Lake. just chuck me a text =)

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Will these fit an R32 GTR? I am definitely interested and the price sounds fair. Would you know of a way to ship to Okinawa for where you are?

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