Bullit wheels on 94-98 pics?

1fastsn95

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Hey guys, does anyone have any pics of 94-98 models with the bullit wheels? Preferably with the wide aftermarket ones on the back?? And where can I buy the wide ones? Thanks!!!

 

parchisi

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www.americanmuscle.com has them

 

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Look at the sticky at the top of this forum, and you'll see member rides....

 

1fastsn95

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That link was helpful...but I know there are some more pics out there! Help me out!! Thanks!!!

 

trav_19

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i like the look of 18" bullits with deep dish!!!!! oh so sexy of course chrome or something shinny lol

 

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http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=504714

this link, as I just mentioned, will include pretty much every picture that you need to ask for on this forum...

go there, scroll through the 50 or so pages of mustangs with different wheels

 

trav_19

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i dont know anyplace that sells bullits that dont sell deep dish...?

 

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trav_19 said:

i dont know anyplace that sells bullits that dont sell deep dish...?

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ford

 

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subtlebeast

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18x9 and 18x10

265/35/18 up front and 285/35/18 on the rear

 

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i sent a email to AmericanMuscle about not listing anthracite deep dish bullets 17x10.5 and he said there on a nationwide backorder with no ETA when they will become available.

just a heads up for you guys

 

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not to hijack the thread or anything, but those of you with 18's, did you notice any difference in traction/ride quality on the street with them verses 17's?

 

94yellowsleeper

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here's a few of mine 18x9 front 18x10 rear 265/35 front 295/35 rear

before lowering





after lowering

 

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trav_19

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GOD i love 18" bullits!!!!!!!! your yellow mustang is sexay!!!!!!

about ford not having deep dish..well thats why ford is GAY!

and i need someone to inform me on what anthracite is...? all i know is its shinny so hows it diff from chrome?

 

94yellowsleeper

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anthricite is the dark grey non shiny stuff

like the original stock wheels

 

94yellowsleeper

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fiveohh94gt said:

not to hijack the thread or anything, but those of you with 18's, did you notice any difference in traction/ride quality on the street with them verses 17's?

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traction is excellent depending on what tires you go with.

as far as ride quality goes you will feel everything. In all fairness I have pretty stiff (FMS C) springs and stock shocks. maybe with a different suspension setup it would be less harsh

Don't get me wrong I would sacrifice ride for handling anyday (to a certain point) so i think 18's are the way to go