20" wheels on lowered 98 GT

hskrs10 · Nov 22, 2009

I've been trying to find a pic or if anyone has asked but I have a 98GT that is lowered 1.75 all around and I have stock 17's on there now but I've been looking at a 20x10 on the rear and a 20x8.5 on the front. Didnt know if I would have any problems with rubbing?

superstang01 · Nov 22, 2009

the only problem that ive heard about is it looking like ****

18's max!

02nightmaregt · Nov 22, 2009

Winters98GT · Nov 22, 2009

Somebody posted one here 2-4 years ago with 20 in bullitt wheels. They barely pulled it off, but it was on a new edge.

It's just too much wheel and ghetto on an sn95. The newer cars can get a away with it more.

Night Shifter · Nov 23, 2009

02nightmaregt said:

+10...my thoughts exactly

NO

40oz · Nov 23, 2009

As long as you have four horses lines up to pull it in parades, I see no issues with 20" wheels on a New Edge/SN95. You can offset your costs for the horses by contracting a body shop to add a wagon back end to carry coffins for funerals.

Go 20" wheels!

Killa · Nov 23, 2009

Im sorry

Winters98GT · Nov 23, 2009

KillaGT said:
I dont want say something mean, but i cant hold it no more

Mustang aint belong to nig** town.

Well, that would be mean, and a racist comment.

Mean is one thing, racist is another, no need for that, Killa.

mazen189 · Nov 23, 2009

KillaGT said:
I dont want say something mean, but i cant hold it no more

Mustang aint belong to nig** town.

easy buddy.

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Killa · Nov 23, 2009

Im sorry

stangGT97 · Nov 23, 2009

I don't think you'll find many pictures of 20" wheels on a 98 Mustang because it just doesn't look good. On top of that, the additional rotating mass will make your car a complete slug. I bet 18x10 rear and 18x9 front hypercoated Bullitt wheels would look nice and not be too flashy

deftsound · Nov 23, 2009

lol dude you just opened up a can of worms

crazystang25 · Nov 23, 2009

i dont think i need to say nething about this one.

crazystang25 · Nov 23, 2009

i did see a new edge a couple years ago back home with some 24's on it. needless to say it scared me a bit.

V_Eight · Nov 23, 2009

20s can look good. Too many tools here.

Twista · Nov 23, 2009

19's

slick35thgt · Nov 24, 2009

Twista said:
19's

Thats borderline too much...

... but a good looking car nonetheless.

It's all about how you set it up. But for the MOST part, 17's or 18's FTW.

deftsound · Nov 24, 2009

V_Eight said:
20s can look good. Too many tools here.

IMHO you're the tool for thinking they can. Prove us all wrong and show us one 94-04 with 20's that looks good.

Kilgore Trout · Nov 24, 2009

20s on a New Edge? HELL NO!

02nightmaregt · Nov 24, 2009

V_Eight said:
20s can look good. Too many tools here.

No they can't they are way to big for the body and look horribly unproportionate

deftsound said:
IMHO you're the tool for thinking they can. Prove us all wrong and show us one 94-04 with 20's that looks good.

He can't

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