Rim size

[ace940]

Hi i might be buying some new rims for my94 sn95 5.0. And i was wondering if 18 x10x9 would fit my car. My car is lowered and im not sure how much. Im looking at the fr500 rims and the gt4 rims from american muscle. If anyone has put these rims on their car before then any info would be appreciated.

 

[ProKiller]

i have 18x9 with 265/25-18 up front and 18x10 with 305/35-18s in the back. no issues. you won't have a problem.

 

[ace940]

Thank you!

 

[Stangstroke]

This is what i put on my car and it fits no problem

Front: Konig Lace
Size:18X8
Bolt Pattern:5X114.3
Finish:Gloss Black W/ Mirror Machine Face
Offset: 35
Tire: P245/40R18 Goodyear Eagle F1 GSD3 93Y
Rear: Konig Lace wheel
size:18x9.5
Bolt Pattern:5x114.3
Finish:Gloss Black W/ Mirror Machine Face
Offset:25
Tire295/35R18 Goodyear Eagle F1 GSD3 99Y

As far as the guy that's running 305's in the rear on his Mustang he must have rolled the lip on his rear fenders because theres no way those fit without rubbing.

 

[ProKiller]

haven't done a thing to my fenders. the MT ET streets radial IIs fit without a single thing modified. when i put the NT555Rs on there i had to remove the quad shocks. otherwise no fenderwell has been touched.

 

[Stangstroke]

haven't done a thing to my fenders. the MT ET streets radial IIs fit without a single thing modified. when i put the NT555Rs on there i had to remove the quad shocks. otherwise no fenderwell has been touched.

Ok so you had to remove the Quad shocks and put a different offset wheel to make the 305's fit.

 

[ProKiller]

yes for the quad shocks but only with the nitto NT555Rs. the mickey thompson et street radial IIs fit with the quad shock in.

as far as the offset, not sure what your getting at. its a 18x10" wheel with +22mm offset. you need at least a 10" wheel for a 305 to fit...

 

[revhead347]

I know if you run a 15"x10" you use a 6.5" backspacing. I'd like to say that would be helpful with an 18" rim, but I know things like that can be screwy. So, just for informational sake.

Kurt

 

[revhead347]

I know if you run a 15"x10" you use a 6.5" backspacing. I'd like to say that would be helpful with an 18" rim, but I know things like that can be screwy. So, just for informational sake.

Kurt