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Hey will these rims fit on a R32 GTSt

Apparently there off of a supra/soarer!

18 x 8.5" front, +40 offset

18 x 9.5" back, +39 offset

the current tyres on them are: (seems abit narrow for the rims???)

235x40x18

245x40x18

my first thoughts were that they wont fit, but it doesnt hurt to ask!...or does it??? :)

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yeah the cars lowered! Apexi Pressure adjustable struts (nothing too low - tyres arnt under thr guards or anything, cant change ride height - also these things are real stiff expecially on stiff setting)

Ride hight from wheel centre to guard is

33cm front

35cm rear

Guards havent been rolled but id say they will be if i get these rims!

thanks in advance roy!

Yeah thats my car, it hasnt been on the road for 4 months now, Still needs to be tuned! So u can imagine how much im itching to get it going again...after all those mods!

I think the rims may clear if the guards lips are rolled! Would look even sweeter with these new rims!

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