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Old 08-18-12 | 04:36 PM
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Mustang Rims

Painted mine black today.... think I like it!
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Old 08-18-12 | 10:04 PM
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Old 08-19-12 | 05:44 PM
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Looks good man. Was that your car I saw under readers rides in Modified Mag btw?
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I've got two sets. Real men rock pink.



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Originally Posted by TIIFC3S
Looks good man. Was that your car I saw under readers rides in Modified Mag btw?
Yep! That was it!
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I've got two sets. Real men rock pink.



Hum? Don't think I could do that....
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What size tires are you using? Suspension?
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Originally Posted by papiogxl
I've got two sets. Real men rock pink.



Do real men have to tell everyone else what real men do? Did I just include myself in that group? :P
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What size tires are you using? Suspension?
Back are 255\17\45
Front are 225\17\40
Suspension is KYB with Eibach Pro
Old 08-21-12 | 02:34 PM
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Actually digging these.. Anyone know specs?
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17x8 +30. I have a set on my vert but the 245-45-17 tires rubbed pretty bad so I had to flare my fenders. Thinking about selling or repainting satin black or gunmetal.
Old 08-22-12 | 12:28 AM
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looks really good, what year of stang are they from i've been looking around for some nice rims. are they 16" or 17"?
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Think they come from a Mustang GT 98"
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They look really good. How heavy are these wheels?

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17x8 +30. I have a set on my vert but the 245-45-17 tires rubbed pretty bad so I had to flare my fenders. Thinking about selling or repainting satin black or gunmetal.
How much flaring was needed?
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I didnt have to flare my wheel wells....
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i thought they were 17x9?
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Nope, 17x8. From '99+ GT models. I have 225/45/17 F and 245/45/17 R on the silvers and 235/45/17 all around on the pinks. I didn't need to flare the stock fenders, but I have heard of issues with 245s up front on stock diameter strut/coilspring combos. I'm running some KTS coilovers. I also have extended studs all around, I've also read some people were having issues with the front studs being a hair too short. Wheels are also fairly light for the size.

BTW RXTASY, I love you car. lol. Looks like you painted your front bearing dust caps?
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Here's mine from the pics n specs thread. They have some curb damage. 17x9 cobra wheels, +26 offset. 235/45/17 F and 245/45/17 R. I have Ground Control coilovers, no way these will fit up front with stock springs.


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They're a good setup for how cheap they can be had for. I picked these up for $150 with bad tires and missing two center caps.

Here's the real pics.

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Originally Posted by papiogxl
Nope, 17x8. From '99+ GT models. I have 225/45/17 F and 245/45/17 R on the silvers and 235/45/17 all around on the pinks. I didn't need to flare the stock fenders, but I have heard of issues with 245s up front on stock diameter strut/coilspring combos. I'm running some KTS coilovers. I also have extended studs all around, I've also read some people were having issues with the front studs being a hair too short. Wheels are also fairly light for the size.

BTW RXTASY, I love you car. lol. Looks like you painted your front bearing dust caps?
Hey thanks! Yeah...the black makes the red really pop
Old 08-25-12 | 11:49 PM
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Originally Posted by papiogxl
Nope, 17x8. From '99+ GT models. I have 225/45/17 F and 245/45/17 R on the silvers and 235/45/17 all around on the pinks. I didn't need to flare the stock fenders, but I have heard of issues with 245s up front on stock diameter strut/coilspring combos. I'm running some KTS coilovers. I also have extended studs all around, I've also read some people were having issues with the front studs being a hair too short. Wheels are also fairly light for the size.
I had some fit issues with stock-style struts. But I was trying to run 245s on the front and 275s in the rear. When I went to coil-overs the problem went away. Longer front studs were necessary and I did have the flare the fenders slightly

This is with 1998 Cobra rims, not the 99 GT. But they have identical dimensions.
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AAnyone know if spacers are need for the front? And what's the best tire size that wont rub?
Old 09-23-12 | 07:44 PM
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AAnyone know if spacers are need for the front? And what's the best tire size that wont rub?
225/45/17 fit perfect. no spacer needed. idk if you remember when u saw my car, they fit nice without rubbing
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I am running 235s up front on a set of Mach 1s and 275s out back with no big rubbing. Had to flare them a little though
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235/45/17 all around.


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