Technically Mavromount made the wheel that is trademarked the “Pony R” which has been discontinued for some time and won’t be remade.
LMR made a slightly different replica with whatever wheel manufacturer they are contracted out with. I believe they are the only game in town for 17” pony wheels right now. Get them while (if) you can.
I wanted LMR's chrome 17X8/9 pony wheels and had the same luck. I got on their alert list and when I got the notification they had them I ordered them immediately. I really like them on my '86.Ive contacted mavromount which is now ponyparts.com, they stopped making them ur right.
Ill get on lmr's alert me list i guess.
Thank u
Thxs looking for 4 lug thoughI saw "OE" branded wheels listed on Amazon the other day. Surprised me.
Amazon product ASIN B004SRDGNOView: https://www.amazon.com/OE-Wheels-1994-2004-Gunmetal-Machined/dp/B004SRDGNO/ref=sr_1_2?keywords=OEM+Mustang+R+wheel&qid=1639243900&sr=8-2
Nice car! Thxs for the info its really appreciated, i was under the impression it came with a bigger lip like the ones sold at american muscle a couple of years ago, did u have any clearance problems?
It doesn’t . The American muscle ones used to . That’s what is on mine. Lips are rolled though . Inners are not touched . No quad shocksAnyone know if the 17x10 pony r from LMR have the 2" lip on them? I heard it doesn't
Thanks man ! I love your car as well super clean .Btw, nicest notch on this forum.
Nice!! Thxs for the infoIt doesn’t . The American muscle ones used to . That’s what is on mine. Lips are rolled though . Inners are not touched . No quad shocks
Thxs for the infoI cured the clearance issue by using the longer studs, which allowed for the 1/2” spacer, and Bilstein quad shocks which are much narrower than stock. It’s VERY close to my exhaust, but it fits with 315/35/17’s.
what tires are on the front and back?
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