DRaburn said:Our Partshopper has them in stock.
So all the colors, styles and sizes listed are now available?DRaburn said:Our Partshopper has them in stock.
Stangnut said:They don't make 10" wide FR500's for the '05 yet.
Right now the only ones they offer for the '05 are these black 18x9's.
Jeya3_1 said:anybody with FR500 wheels on an 05er? I saw one today on an 04 but wanted to see how it would look on mine. If anyone has the 10" wide ones in the rear, post a pic of that. that would be great. thanx in advance
RickV said:The pictures that you are referring to show a car that looks like crap. The wheels stick out about 2 inches from the fenderwell? Please explain what you are talking about, my thinking is that you
1)are buddy/buddy with the owner of the car
2)you work for the company that sells those 10" wide wheels that AREN'T made for the 2005, and you are trying to increase sales for your company.
3)you need major corrective surgery and the physicans won't treat you becuase of the thickness of you coke bottles.
Which is it?
Stangnut said:MSP,
I started out writing a pretty nasty post, but after re-reading yours, it's better to let your ingorance speak for itself.
Do a little research (and ask a buddy for help) and you'll know what I mean.
Stangnut said:Thanks, RickV and duner. I'm sure his Mustang would look ridiculous to us so to each his own.
Stangnut said:Look, you're the one who started bashing my car and my choices. I HATE deep dish wheels so for the muscle car look I was going for, they were the right choice.
And before anyone gets confused, your statement about offsets is incorrect.
Stangnut said:I have no problem with differing opinions. I'm glad the wheels aren't everyone's favorites. I'd hate to have the same wheels everyone has. You just need to learn how to use a little tact when stating your opinions.
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