Pics of the wheels on the car

Kabuki_notch

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here are some shots finally of the wheels not really good pictures. Wheels are 18x9's all around Sn-95 spindles, fox length axles, tires are 255/35/18's and 275/35/18's the front tires are sorta narrow.

 

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Looks terrible, take them off and sell them to me for half of what you got in them Just kididng. Looks awesome man. I love 18's on fox stangs. Looks narrow? Can't get much better then a 275 on there bud. i'm running 245's on my 18's but upgrading to 265's on all 4 corners.

About your rear axles. Don't your rear rims have the "sucked in" look? Are you gonna space it out a bit? Cause i think your front rims stick out further then your rear...

 

Kabuki_notch

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the rims arent 10 so yeah the are gonna need a spacer in the rear, the car also needs an alignment since the 5-lug so the fronts are toe in. the narrow tires are the fronts

 

Mustang5L5

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Those are all 18x9's???

How come the rear wheels have much more of a "dish" to them??

 

Turkey Sammich

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Looks really good.

 

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Kabuki_notch said:

the rims arent 10 so yeah the are gonna need a spacer in the rear, the car also needs an alignment since the 5-lug so the fronts are toe in. the narrow tires are the fronts

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Wow you haven't got an alignment yet? Damn, when took my car off the hoist after the 5 lug converion the front of my car was so toe'd in that my wheels squeeled when i backed off the hoist ha. But i could of moved them but my dad was mad at me for having the car on the hoist for like a week lol. oh well. You gonna run a half inch spacer then or what?

 

poneypower89

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Mustang5L5 said:

Those are all 18x9's???

How come the rear wheels have much more of a "dish" to them??

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because the rear tire is wider... giving the ILLUSION of more dish... as the front tire doesnt even match up width wise to the rim.

 

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poneypower89 said:

because the rear tire is wider... giving the ILLUSION of more dish... as the front tire doesnt even match up width wise to the rim.

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I dunno, this clearly looks like more dish in the rear

 

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ya if they are all 9 in. wide im confused a tad. just different backspacing or something right?

 

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Paint the spokes white.

As far as the dish, I think American Muscle sells 9" wide bulitts in deep dish, though im not shure of the B.S. or how it works.

 

Kabuki_notch

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omlite said:

Paint the spokes white.

As far as the dish, I think American Muscle sells 9" wide bulitts in deep dish, though im not shure of the B.S. or how it works.

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Your correct American Muscle now sells a 9 inch rim with the lip of a 10 inch wheel, I did not want to screw around with getting a 10 inch rim on the rear but I love the look. The offset is 24mm on all 4 corners, the front rims are from Wheel Replicas since American muscle discontinued the non-lip version. hence the different centercaps. As for painting the spokes white.. not a chance

 

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looks like the rear rims have a tad more BS to them than the fronts

 

Kabuki_notch

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i got spacers just havent put them on yet. the rears will need to come out a tad

 

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Looks great

 

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Looks good, will look much better with a spacer. Also yeah my 255/35s do run narrow on the 9" wheel. Just don't curb it!

 

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wow...those look good on there....

 

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thats a clean fox

 

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That is a major improvement. Looks great!

 

Kabuki_notch

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thanks guys! ill try and get some better pictures this week weather pending and not in the grass.

 

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Liking that dish lip in the back......whats next for her?