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This is Shin's car, owner? of Prospec in the uk, but when he first got it, he's now got TE-37's, but was just wondering whether anyone knew what these rims are? I'm really liking the dark rims on black look :D

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are these the same?? this car is currently at gran turismo in melbourne.. I believe the x-owner is some guy called ibrahim and believe ben from racepace, and the boys from (Dr_Drfit) XTC may know him personally.. so he could tell you exactly what they are.

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thanks simon, and abusd, altho abusd i think the JMS ones are slightly different, you can lots of studs??

simon, they do look very similar. it's a popular design, so it's hard to tell. You looking at buying that car from GT? Found this pic as well..

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Looks the same, but don't have any good side on shots unfortunately...

cheers guys.

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shit, sorry for not replying.

they look spot on, BUT according to the link, you can't get them in a dark colour? begging the question, is there yet ANOTHER manufacturer who have either copied them or Interspeed have copied. I would HIGHLY doubt that Shin would have had a car with copy rims on, i'd imagine only the best stuff was on the car when he bought it.

I yahoo'd japan those rims, and i couldn't find any dark ones either :) - If those are the rims, wouldn't they have that colour finished listed on their site? :confused:

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