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Lipped Wheels On all 4 wheels

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cenok is family

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Makdaddymac said:
who did your odrer from cenok
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they have a few different wheel/tire combo's with staggered and not. you can get them packaged with nexen n3000 tires (the package i got) or for a little more you can get them with toyo proxes 4's.
 
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cenok is family said:
ike, are those 17x9's up front? do you have any issues with them at all? reason i ask is the company i ordered my wheels from just called me and said they are out of stock on the 17x8's and that they'd switch me to 17x9's for no extra charge.
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ras50gt said:
I would also like to know this. Im thinking about ordering some new wheels- 17x10 in the rear and either 17x8's or 17x9's in the front. But I can't decide if I want 17x8's or 9's. I think those are 17x9's and if so I also would like to know if you have an issues+ what tire size your running. Looks like the car isnt lowered tho either, so that could be an added issue....
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Yeah they are 17x9s. I do have a tiny issue but its cause I need some new struts, my tires rub inside the fender under hard braking or hard turns. Im also running a taller tire than some others, 245/45/17 is what Im running, some others are running 245/40/17. I didnt do anything except add rack limiters to keep the back of the wheel from hitting the rear of the lower control arm.
 

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ike34 said:
Yeah they are 17x9s. I do have a tiny issue but its cause I need some new struts, my tires rub inside the fender under hard braking or hard turns. Im also running a taller tire than some others, 245/45/17 is what Im running, some others are running 245/40/17. I didnt do anything except add rack limiters to keep the back of the wheel from hitting the rear of the lower control arm.
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thanks for the reply. so you say it's just a tiny issue? i guess i'll just have to see how it goes then considering i have brand new shocks/struts/springs but my car is lowered and i'll be running a 235/45 up front. i'm doubting any issues with the rear other than removing my quads. man i'm really stoked about it, i can't wait til they get in! i've only ever had ponies on any stang i've ever had, this will be a big improvement in the looks department for me!
 

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The lip isnt really an issue with the 03' style wheel as there isnt really much of a lip on it to begin with. Heres a pic of mine with 17x9's all the way around, had to remove the quads and install 1 steering rack limiter on each side but they fit pretty good (rub on the fenders on road-courses though). And btw, a 245 is the narrowest tire I'd put on a 9" rim, 235 would be stretched too much for my liking. I currently have 255's all the way around but I previously had some 275s on the rear with no additional issues.

 
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^ yep im sold on the 03 cobra's for sure.lol screwa lip.....j/k i still will look at lips and drool if done right......

why woudl you have to remove the quads for x9's i thought they were a direct fit...
ps. hemi fan is your car lowered
 

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Makdaddymac said:
^ yep im sold on the 03 cobra's for sure.lol screwa lip.....j/k i still will look at lips and drool if done right......

why woudl you have to remove the quads for x9's i thought they were a direct fit...
ps. hemi fan is your car lowered
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My car is at stock ride height and has stock-length ranger axles on it. When I installed the cobras the inner wheel weights would come in contact with the quad shocks and actually damaged one so I removed them. If you have sn-95 axles this might not be a problem, but then the fender clearance becomes an issue (which would probably be easily solved by rolling the fenders)
 
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