65 MUSTANG RIMS
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Cobain03
Active Member
do not go with newer style sizes simply wont fit as the offset is different. if you go with TT's you can get them espically made for your model stang and places like S&S tire and Goodyear has those sizes handy. be prepared to hand over some money for the tt2's. i wanted em too but it would cost about 1500 bux..now im abuot to buy some 14 inch magnum 500's for my 65 for like 500 bux do as you need fit
Specially made TT2s for $1500????
First of all.....you want a maximum of 4.75" of backspacing. You can run a 16 or 17" rim with that backspacing. You can buy these wheels....OFF THE SHELF for less than a grand. I think the Chrome ones are less than a grand. If you want to run a late model rim, you can order a spacer from ebay ($140 for a set of 4) that will allow you to run these wheels with no problems.
As for tires sizes. You can go up to 245/45/17s in the rear and about 235/45/17s in the front. I run 245/45/17 in the rear and 225/50/17s in the front. I do have my rear fenderlip rolled, but I dont thinkthe rims would have rubbed if I hadnt rolled. If you want to play it really safe, you can run 235s in the rear and 225s in the front.
I hope this helps. View Dodgestang profile on here or see some of his posts. He has put together an elaborate wheel and tire chart.
First of all.....you want a maximum of 4.75" of backspacing. You can run a 16 or 17" rim with that backspacing. You can buy these wheels....OFF THE SHELF for less than a grand. I think the Chrome ones are less than a grand. If you want to run a late model rim, you can order a spacer from ebay ($140 for a set of 4) that will allow you to run these wheels with no problems.
As for tires sizes. You can go up to 245/45/17s in the rear and about 235/45/17s in the front. I run 245/45/17 in the rear and 225/50/17s in the front. I do have my rear fenderlip rolled, but I dont thinkthe rims would have rubbed if I hadnt rolled. If you want to play it really safe, you can run 235s in the rear and 225s in the front.
I hope this helps. View Dodgestang profile on here or see some of his posts. He has put together an elaborate wheel and tire chart.
dodgestang
Active Member
allcarfan said:
I agree...you don't need to special order anything.
TT2s....17x8 4.75 off the shelf item. I paid $800 for my set at Carlisle.
Hit the sig for a great tire and wheel chart that tracks fit of combos depending on suspension and brake combos.
Loup-garou
Founding Member
Speaking of TT-D style wheels, who makes the machined billet flat center caps with the Shelby logo? I seem to recall that the guy who builds the Trans-Am Racing brake booster kits also machines the center caps for the AR Torq Thrust wheels and the Vintage Wheelworks V45 TT "clones". Anyone know for sure?
