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Rico6

By Rico6,
in R Series (R30, R31, R32, R33, R34)

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Rico6

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Hey blokes, I've looked on a dosen forums, and people are the sphincter of the universes about this. Im looking into getting a set of rims for my R33, and I want the rims to be as flush with my guards as possible. I have no idea about offsets, so im gonna need a dummy guide, cause I'm an A class dummy when it comes to rims.

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UWISSH! Grand Master

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Go 19" if you can and choose:

9x10.5 +15 or + 12.

Other sizes will work too. But size above in 18/19 is best IMO.

Will fill guards nicely.


Depends if he has a gtr or gtst.
If it’s a gtst then what you suggest doesn’t work
Also 19s r homo.
18s with a correctly sized tyre is the way to go
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2 hours ago, UWISSH! said:


Depends if he has a gtr or gtst.
If it’s a gtst then what you suggest doesn’t work
Also 19s r homo.
18s with a correctly sized tyre is the way to go

Agreed that 19” is more for looks to fill guards. 

Yeah I’m assuming it’s a GTR otherwise won’t work on GTS. 

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