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hi im new here. sold my f150 a few weeks ago and i bought a 2003 mustang GT centennial edition today. im so happy! i am looking at blacm fr500 deep dish wheels. 18x10. what tire sizes can i go with? and whats a good tire to go with? do you all know if 305s will stick out up front? thanks for any help in advance.:SNSign:
 

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Do you mean your wanting 18x10 all around??
 

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18x10 will not work all the way around in the back yes but fornt I really dont think it would work..Something would have to rub when turning the car lock to lock..
 
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uh......yeh
 

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They wouldn't fit plush in the front, which would be illegal, unless you pick-up a SLA setup (mega $$$)

Check out www.mustangtuning.com for rims, they have good prices

Depending on offset/backspacing, 18X9 fronts with 265/35, and 18X10 backs with 285/35 will look nice
 

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im not cornfused, thanks for the help tomustang. i think ima go with 18x9 all the way around and 275s frnt 315s rear. 315s should fit that wheel right?
 

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i'd go with 18x9 up front and 18x10 in the rear if you want to go with those tires.

The 315's will look really weird on the 18x9's. I've got 18x9" FR500's and i've got a 285 on the rear and you can tell it bulges a bit
 

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315's won't really fit on a 9" wheel.

You have the front right, 18x9 with 275/35/18's

Out back you can run 18x10's with 315/30/18's
 

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Jason is right.like 275 are 285s is good on a 18x9 rims i would go 275 alittle safer.But a 315 on a 9 inch rims not safe..A 18x10 would be good for a 315..
 

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Mustang5L5 said:
315's won't really fit on a 9" wheel.

You have the front right, 18x9 with 275/35/18's

Out back you can run 18x10's with 315/30/18's
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Cantslowdown said:
Jason is right.like 275 are 285s is good on a 18x9 rims i would go 275 alittle safer.But a 315 on a 9 inch rims not safe..A 18x10 would be good for a 315..
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depends on the rim (fronts), always check the spacing
 

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My setup....18x9F (275/35) and 18x10R (295/35)

 

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Right, so all the advice I gave you over the phone earlier today matches what everyone else told ya.

18x9 up front with a 275x35x18 and 18x10s out back with a 295x35x18 tire, or a 305x30...

Even if you got 18x9 wheels all around and you decided to NOT go with the same tire size all around that would mean you cant rotate your tires, so you might as well get the 18x10's for the rear. My advice, dont make the same mistake i did and go ahead and get those 18x10s for the rear, especially if you want that wide meaty look in the back.
 

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tomustang said:
Check out www.mustangtuning.com for rims, they have good prices

Depending on offset/backspacing, 18X9 fronts with 265/35, and 18X10 backs with 285/35 will look nice
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That's the same exact size I bought. I just received my set yesterday from Mustangtuning.com. Here's a few pics to help you out. Excuse the dirt. It's been raining so I haven't had time to give the car a good cleaning.




 

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That's the same exact size I bought. I just received my set yesterday from Mustangtuning.com. Here's a few pics to help you out. Excuse the dirt. It's been raining so I haven't had time to give the car a good cleaning.




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and THERE my good cuz is what you should model your new car after!!!! Black on black...

But i'd go with a 295
 

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tomustang said:
They wouldn't fit plush in the front, which would be illegal
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car enthusiasts don't worry about illegal modifications

at least I don't
 

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the98stang said:
car enthusiasts don't worry about illegal modifications

at least I don't
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I was thinking illegal in a mustang law sense... LIke... Altezza tail lights on a mustang are in violation of mustang law article 332.5...

 

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i think 275 on front is best set up for most(unless your hardcore drugracer. then skinnies up on front)
As far as rear goes, Unless you want the "wow" facter, I would stick with same size as upfront. I don't, and I wish i could so that i could rotate'em.
 

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I'm rolling with 265/35 up front on a 9" rim and 295/35 out rear on a 10" rim....
 

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18x9 (275/35) up front 18x10 (295/35) out back
 
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