Bullitt Wheels on 02 Mustang, are spacers needed?

[02mustangsally]

I am looking at a set of factory Ford Bullitt wheels 16" for my 2002 Mustang. I was wondering if the wheels will bolt right on or will I need to buy spacers for the wheels to fit properly? Wasn't sure about if the wheels were dished out the same and would need spacers?
Thanks,

 

[SlammedGT]

are you talking the 17" 2001 type bullitts or the old school Torque thrust D's?

 

[02mustangsally]

are you talking the 17" 2001 type bullitts or the old school Torque thrust D's?

I was talking about the 17" OEM Bullitt takeoffs that came out on Mustangs. A local guy sells as factory take offs with new tires for 695.00. He said he is expecting some in in a few weeks? Not sure where he gets them. I was wondering if they would bolt right on or if I needed spacers? Thanks

 

[SlammedGT]

They bolt right on

 

[dtpoirot]

...and then rub on the anti-sway bar on one side and the fender on the other.

Still look cool!

I have 235/55/R17's that end up about three inches taller than the 205/50/R16's that were on it before.

Really fill the wheel well nicely.

 

[dtpoirot]

Teaching the daughter to drive in the 2001 with 17" Bullit's off a 2007.

The tires drag with the steering locked in either direction.

What kind of spacer do I need to get the correct offset?

Thanks!

 

[Skymarshal]

I have Bullitt wheels on my '01, and they bolt right on. No rubbing at full lock as long as you keep the stock tire size. I have BBK springs that lower the car 1", too.