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Hello, i'm selling my TE37 which came off my R33 GTS-T. They are in very good condition, only a tiny mark of 5cm on 2 of the wheels. You won't even notice it. Tyres are Yokohama DNA Grand Prix, 90% treads on front and 60% treads on rear.

Wheel Size:

Front: 18 X 8.5 Offset +30

Rear: 18 X 9.5 Offset +35

5 Holes PCD 114.3

Tyres Size:

Front: 225/40-18

Rear: 255/35-18

$2800 for the set....

They are retailed at $1000 per wheel each without tyres!!!

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hey man, would you consider trade of set of R32 GTR Factory Rims with nr new tyres (95%) + cash difference of 2K?

unless you got a torque splitter, i wouldnt recommend this, you gotta keep overall diameter the same (or something to that effect)

unless you got a torque splitter, i wouldnt recommend this, you gotta keep overall diameter the same (or something to that effect)

The rolling diameter is the same 18". The offset would be the problem on a R32 GTR afaik.

Nice Rims !

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