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Those are called Sport Techno wheels and arent unique to Club sport, they were available on other models as well. You should check fleebay or market place and keep an eye out for a set
Yes, Sport Techno's! They come up for sale on RL from time to time. Make sure to get the correct version, either the narrow body or wide body, for your car. The club coupe you posted has a very interesting back story. Here are my sport techno's (painted black to match)
I once saw a set of sport technos for a C2S painted in Sapphire Blue Metallic for sale here on Rennlist marketplace. I should of picked them up at the time. So if someone here still has them PM me. Wink wink.
Anyone interested I have a set of these wheels with Michelin Tires that Im about to put for sale soon.
If you interested email me at: Byron@Macgroupclt.com
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