Wheels-Tires New Purchase!

911Mustang

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Jan 27, 2013

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So I just bought a 2011 Mustang GT, Race Red.
I have a Porsche 996, and I wanted some more muscle. So I picked her up a few days ago. Totally stock.
First thing I need is new wheels.
I have been looking everywhere and people seem to run a lower offset up front.
I have seen 18x10 +22, +30 and a +33 up front.
So I am about to pick up a set of wheels, 18x10 +30 all the way around.
This should not be too much of a problem I would hope, just wanting to get some opinions.
I have seen more aggressive than this multiple times. I plan to go lower next

 

muhammad

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Feb 7, 2013

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What type of rims do you plan to get?

 

911Mustang

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Either the TE37 or the TE37 SL. I want some concaveness, and I want to run a setup no one has really tried

 

muhammad

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Feb 7, 2013

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Nice wheels post pics I have never seen a mustang with te37 that's gonna be different what are you planning to lower the car with springs or coilovers?

 

911Mustang

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I want to get springs for now, possibly just H&R Super sports, CC plates and maybe a panhard bar depending on the rear. I am probably going to go TE37 SLs.. 18x9.5 +22 up front, 18x10 +30mm out back, roll the front and rear fenders. They are super light and cheaper than regular TE37s as well

 

CFL2013

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Feb 27, 2013

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Interesting idea. Please post pics when you get them!

 

wrathchild

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911Mustang said:

I want to get springs for now, possibly just H&R Super sports, CC plates and maybe a panhard bar depending on the rear. I am probably going to go TE37 SLs.. 18x9.5 +22 up front, 18x10 +30mm out back, roll the front and rear fenders. They are super light and cheaper than regular TE37s as well

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There is nothing to roll on the 2011 fenders.

 

gbrownie86

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muhammad said:

Nice wheels post pics I have never seen a mustang with te37 that's gonna be different what are you planning to lower the car with springs or coilovers?

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The 2010 Falken drift Mustang has some white TE37's