CTR Wheels

ApexStang

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Jul 25, 2007

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I am really thinking about purchasing these wheels. I really like the looks. Are these specs okay? I don't want any of the wheel sticking out beyond the fender and I want them to basically bolt right up without any rubbing or fitment issues.

2005+
18x9" Gunmetal
weight 26 lbs. /offset 38mm/
backspace 6.4 "

18x10" Gunmetal
weight 28 lbs. /offset 42mm/
backspace 7.2 "


Tires I plan on Running: Falken RT615

Front: 255/45/18
Rear: 295/40/18

Photos:

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Thanks in advance for your feedback.

 

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07TorchRedGT

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The fitment is perfect. They had the wheels made with the 2005 + offset in mind.
I have an 2007 with the 18X9's in the front with 255/45/18's and the rears
18X10's with 285/40/18's.
I bought the gunmetal/ charcoal with polished lips. They are very good quality for the price. The guys there were very helpful as well.

 

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07TorchRedGT

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Here's a link to some pics of mine.

http://www.modularfords.com/forums/f79/2005-2007-offset-ctr-wheels-stock-84317.html?highlight=CTR

 

ApexStang

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Awesome! Thanks for the link. Nice looking pics by the way!

Apex

 

bigcat

start with the upper hole, and if more traction is

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does CTR offer any wheels other than the GT40 style? i dont see any link to view thier other offerings.

 

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07TorchRedGT

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Im pretty sure they do. Link --> http://ctrwheels.com/index.htm
you will need to call them, but when I picked up mine they said they were going to offer some saleen and roush wheels. They aren't on there website, so I'd call them.

 

bigcat

start with the upper hole, and if more traction is

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07TorchRedGT said:

Im pretty sure they do. Link --> http://ctrwheels.com/index.htm
you will need to call them, but when I picked up mine they said they were going to offer some saleen and roush wheels. They aren't on there website, so I'd call them.

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i sent an email, lets see what they have to say. seems weird to only offer one style of wheel on a website, and nothing else....

 

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07TorchRedGT

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yeah I thought so also, but apparently thet sell the s--- out of them.
Plus the only other options you have are the real deal $900per gt 40 or the american muscle, and they only sell the 18X9's. They are local here for me, so that made my choice easy.

 

kooldawg6

mine works really well and can take a fair amount

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Jul 25, 2007

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Looks tough Torch I like the fact that you went with the taller tires on the 18" wheel. That is the route I want to go. I don't care for the rubberband tires

 

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07TorchRedGT

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Thanks