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Ran across these on ebay. Basically tenzo dc6 copy. Seems like they would look good to replace the factory sport rims. I am just ready for something different. Thoughts and
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Look Good or no? Will they fit properly
Ran across these on ebay. Basically tenzo dc6 copy. Seems like they would look good to replace the factory sport rims. I am just ready for something different. Thoughts and Fitment? or the second rim which is a konig afterburner. My Z is blue with flat black front and rear valence. I will attach a pick of a random blue z and a crappy paint comparison too.
Bolt Pattern : 5X114.3 Front Size : 19x9.5 Front Offset : +12 Rear Size : 19x10.5 Rear Offset : +22 Last edited by TPrelude-370z; 03-31-2012 at 02:50 PM. |
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