Black Deep Dish Bullitt Rims

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I have an '05 GT, red. I am putting black stripes down the middle and was thinking of going with 20x10 rear and 20x9 front Black Deep Dish Bullitt Rims (or 18x10r,18x9f). Anyone out there that have these rims that can post a picture of them so I could see how they would look on my stang? Would you guys recomend 20" or 18"? I have heard that handling decreases with 20", but they sure do look sweet... Any pictures would be appreciated.

 

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Not my car, just pics i found ... should be what your looking for

 

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Anyone else have any pictures of an 05+ GT with the 20" Bullitts installed?

 

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official_style has 18x10s all the way around....

 

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well they are not black. they are torq thrust IIs that i had painted. im thinking of maybe painting them again or something else for next year, maybe, just to switch it up. and ya they fit up front, i got 285/40/18s all around and they dont rub but im not getting lowered

 

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bleedingvayneAD

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So does that mean your car is NOT lowered? Because I'm looking at getting some 255/45 or 275/40 tires and thought the gap would be too big without lowering my car.

Do you have any side shots if your car is not lowered?

 

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nwoh50 said:

Not my car, just pics i found ... should be what your looking for

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That looks awesome. Where can those rims be had and what size are they specifically? Thats exactly what I've been looking for.

 

nwoh50

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Towelly--

At Mustang Tuning /.com
there 18x10 or 18x9 see there site for more info -Great Deals

 

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here you go, these are before the new nose i dont want to lower mine because i live in manhattan, and it barely gets into the garage, and its kinda low already for all of the potholes here, and i like having a little gap since i am going for the old school look. all i am doing suspension wise is boxed subframes and front and rear strut bars

 

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Thanks dude. Do you guys think deep dish rims at all 4 corners looks odd?

I want black deep dish bullitts, and I know the norm is usually deep dish in the rear only, but I cant find a place that sells 18x9 single black bullitt rims (non-deep dish)...

 

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bleedingvayneAD said:

Thanks dude. Do you guys think deep dish rims at all 4 corners looks odd?

I want black deep dish bullitts, and I know the norm is usually deep dish in the rear only, but I cant find a place that sells 18x9 single black bullitt rims (non-deep dish)...

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Mustangtuning.com has them. There for the older Mustang so the offset is different, but I've seen them used before so they'll fit.

 

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i like the deep dish front and rears, u should do 10s front and back!

 

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I found a deep dish that I like better than Mustang Tuning's on discount tire direct. They have 17x8, 17x9, and 17x10.5 so I'm not sure which size I'll go with...

 

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And that is deep dish, right? It doesn't say "deep dish" anywhere on the description for the wheel on their website, but from the picture it appears to be deep dish. Please correct me if I'm wrong, guys.

 

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"picture it appears to be deep dish"

Sure looks like it... Most likely the same as Mustang Tuning with a different center cap.

and Yes... deep dish @ all 4 corners would look stupid.. Seen it DONE

 

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beware of mustangtuning.com . i am having issues with them. Hopefully they correct their mistake. We'll see.

 

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disregard my last post. They took care of the problem. There customer service was a little slow but, excellent otherwise. Would recommend.

 

nwoh50

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bleedingvayneAD said:

Thanks dude. Do you guys think deep dish rims at all 4 corners looks odd?

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found the pic...18x9 Deep Dish Bullitts

 

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I have 18*10 +45mm offset deep dish in back with 295 35 18 KDW2
and 18*9 +35m offset non deep dish with 265 35 18 in front..

car also has the eibach sport kit

here are some links

http://www.jimplummer.smugmug.com/gallery/1851716/1/92873093


tks
jim