2010 With New Wheels

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born2rn

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Got my new wheels put on. There Lexani 19x19.5 with Firestone 255-45-19

 

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MRaburn

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That's a nice look. I like the polished rim look with that Blue. Looks like you need more meat in the back though... what width on the back?

 

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I know more meat in back looks meaner but I got to good of a deal
on the rims there the same all around 9.5

 

walter

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Nice!

 

kooldawg6

mine works really well and can take a fair amount

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Looks good!

 

Bobafett123

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Really nice look with those wheels !! Hey if you dont mind me asking what type of 1/4 window Louvers are those ???

 

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There from Ford

 

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Bizzy

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born2rn said:

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Born, is it hard to see your blindespots with the louvers? I'm just curious, it seems like it would be hard to see, but you would know better than me.

Thanks!

 

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Bizzy said:

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Born, is it hard to see your blindespots with the louvers? I'm just curious, it seems like it would be hard to see, but you would know better than me.

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I have vinyl instead of window tint on my quarter windows (as with all my other Mustangs), and it does cause a massive blind spot. All that you need to do is properly adjust your side mirrors and the problem is solved.

 

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Bizzy, it does block some but i have ajusted the way i look out my mirrors
and the back glass and its not to bad

 

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I had the side louvers on a 2005. I have to pull into parking spaces quite a bit and the view was seriously affected when backing up.
It is interesting to me that the original Shelbys had clear glass windows and no louvers. There are kits to convert the factory louvers (built in) on the early models to the glass windows. The new models have glass and many want louvers.
It seems everyone wants to change from factory no matter what the factory is.

 

nosmatt

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Jan 20, 2010

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Looks good.

Sup with the hood scoop? Not looking familiar...
ill be able to post some updated pics here real soon. My '10 is getting a face life as we speak.

 

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Looks good