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poll 03' Cobra Wheels on Fastback???????

  • Thread starter Thread starter Fostang
  • Start date Start date Mar 12, 2004

03' cobra rims yay or nay

  • Yes I like them.

    Votes: 14 63.6%
  • No they look like absolute dog doo doo

    Votes: 6 27.3%
  • Go bigger!

    Votes: 1 4.5%
  • I hate Fostang.

    Votes: 1 4.5%

  • Total voters
    22
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Fostang

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#1
  • Mar 12, 2004
  • #1
So what do you guys think of 03' Cobra's on a 67' Fastback????

You guys like how it looks with that eleanor front end?

They are 17x8's with 245 45 front and 275 40 rear polished aluminum wheels.


 
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bnickel

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Aug 21, 2002
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Mar 12, 2004
#2
  • Mar 12, 2004
  • #2
the wheels look sharp, but i prefer the look of the cobra automotive "R" style frontend, i beleive there are other places that carry them as well
 

jikelly

20+ Year Stangneter
Jul 9, 2003
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Lubbock Tx
Mar 13, 2004
#3
  • Mar 13, 2004
  • #3
I like the rims.
 

golf4283

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May 30, 2003
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Orland Park, Illinois
Mar 13, 2004
#4
  • Mar 13, 2004
  • #4
Are those really the SVT rims?? they look like the new premium option'd chrome rims that the 03's and 04's have. still they look great on ur ride man.
 

6Stang7

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Mar 13, 2004
#5
  • Mar 13, 2004
  • #5
GO FOR IT SAL!!!!!!!!! That looks drop dead gorgeous!!!
 
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shelbyseven

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Mar 13, 2004
#6
  • Mar 13, 2004
  • #6
they look great ,but do they rub the fenders?
 

maysn

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Jul 17, 2002
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Durham, NC
Mar 13, 2004
#7
  • Mar 13, 2004
  • #7
Those look like the 01 cobra wheels.
BTW, they do look great. Did you have to do any type of spacer/adapter?
 
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Fostang

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Mar 13, 2004
#8
  • Mar 13, 2004
  • #8
This isn't my car mine is still on jackstands LOL.
This is local guys car. Has a Paxton supercharger efi using a crate gt 40 engine.

Yes they are SVT wheels they say SVT on them. I also belive MAYSN is correct about them being 01' Cobra rims.

No rubbing.

Sal
 
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wickedmach1

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Mar 13, 2004
#9
  • Mar 13, 2004
  • #9
Too modern on an old car. I hate to say I don't like them.
 
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65shlbycln

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Mar 13, 2004
#10
  • Mar 13, 2004
  • #10
I think it will look better on the stock front end. The front doesnt even look finished. Either that, or get rid of the side rocker panels. Not sure. maybe it would look better on a car that wasnt black
 

allcarfan

The Answer Man
Founding Member
Apr 8, 2001
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Mar 13, 2004
#11
  • Mar 13, 2004
  • #11
Sal,

Do me a favor....find out what GT40 crate engine that guy has....and if it has forged pistons....I dont think they do....and he is running boost?
 
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Fostang

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Mar 13, 2004
#12
  • Mar 13, 2004
  • #12
Yeah the car is not done therefore it doesn't look flush?

I love it how people pick apart cars....when there own cars don't look finished either and seriously when is a car actually done?

Anyways Shane will do here is a pic of the engine.



 

eric n

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Bakersfield, CA
Mar 13, 2004
#13
  • Mar 13, 2004
  • #13
I'm gonna guess that thing is gonna scoot. I like the wheels well enough but tend to like the more classic look or cragars, american racing or the like. That said, it is nice to see something different.
 

allcarfan

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Mar 13, 2004
#14
  • Mar 13, 2004
  • #14
Thanks Sal
 

C.Harris

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#15
  • Mar 14, 2004
  • #15
wickedmach1 said:
Too modern on an old car. I hate to say I don't like them.
Click to expand...


I agree, way too shallow of a rim IMO, I like my classic car rims to have some depth...a set of period correct rims in say a 17" size would look great IMO. Torque Thrust Ds with a silver or black center would look mean.
 

rdmustangkid

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May 5, 2003
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Parkland, wa.
Mar 14, 2004
#16
  • Mar 14, 2004
  • #16
Just my opinion. I do like them but I don't! I think the older style steel wheels look better on the older stangs. But it does kinda grow on me.
 
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