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Revision as of 23:21, 23 October 2016
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Street
The classic Hayashi Street wheel
Type ST old school low offset
Type STF old school high offset
Type CR deep stepped
SIMILAR: ital racing 13x6j et+13 (gallery)
Yayoi
Techno Racing Yayoi wheels are also called "Sakura," (cherry blossom).
Hayashi Yayoi (弥生)
Prototype Yayoi disc
Techno Project
Phantom
Techno Phantom circa 1981
Techno Racing
13x7 and 13x8
sic:hiyashi
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