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OT: what do u think about this 05 on 20" wheels?

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nmcgrawj

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Found it on mustang world with GFGwheels:




I like it....then i dont. I still think the 94-04 bodies looks better. I guess it has to grow on me....
 

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wytstang

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I like it I don't think it looks bad at all.
 

GTJake

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I'm really starting to like the 05's. I think Ford did an awesome job. Now if I can convince my dad to buy one

Jake
 

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I love the front end of the 05's...looks alot like the 60's mustangs. However, the rear of the new mustang is fugly. I hate the rear lights. And the way the rear of the car looks skinny, makes the car look european and not like a muscle car.
 

SmithCobra95

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wow the 05 looks really good with those 20's on it, and i love the black it looks bad*** imo
 

DFG 5OH

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i like the deep dish look in the back. Nice looking car...the 05's are growing on me, i'm still not sure about the rear end of the cars though
 

red94fiveo

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I think it looks good....didn't think I'd ever say that about a Mustang w/20's. I still have yet to see an 05 in person.
 

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Looks good, but the wheels are a shaaaade to large. I think 19s would look better.
 

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that car looks absolutly beautiful, i want one
 

5.0_GT_kid

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I think 18's would be perfect on that car.
 

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The first pic looks great, the 2nd, not so much...
 

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Looks great. I think it's because the rims are sporty and stupid bling bling 20s. And those back definitely look sick with the dish.
 

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Any idea how much payments would be on a car like that? Like over four years? I dont know how all that works
 

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the svt team told me at Detroit auto show that you loose performance after18 inch due to mass
 

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18's would look much better. Those 20's are complete overkill.

I'd also take the spoiler off.
 
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that alot of rotational mass
 

Black95GTS

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looks awesome like that... I can't wait until the local dealer gets some in and I can cruise down in a shirt and tie and play off the "rich kid that just got out of college and has an obscenely high paying job and doesn't know anything about cars" thing and take one for a test drive.

and actually, the larger diameter your wheel the more performance you lose period... drag wheels are all 14s and 15s for a reason.
 

94GTLaserRC

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RC
 

urban96

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20x10.5 i bet 1 of those wieghs as much as 2 of my 18's
 

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That car looks mean IMO. It has grown on me alot from when the first pictures started appearing.
 
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