Sve Drag Wheels On Foxbody. Pics And Fitment???

You can use a little math, a ruler and a wheel with no tire mounted to it to make a very close estimation of how much the wheel might stick out with that backspacing.

Backspacing is the distance between the hub mounting surface to the back side of the wheel rim. You measure it just by laying a straight edge across the back side of the wheel and measuring from that to the hub surface.

Take a wheel that has no tire mounted to it (one with a tire would still probably work) and measure the backspace. Let's say that it's a 15x7" wheel with 5" of backspace.

Mount the wheel to your rear axle. Measure 1.25" past the back side of the wheel. This will show you how far into your wheel well a 15" wheel with 6.25" backspace will go.

Your measurement is now effectively that of a 15x8.25" wheel with 6.25" of backspace. Now measure 1.75" from the front of the wheel. This will give a measurement of a 15x10" wheel with 6.25" backspace. Place a straight edge on your fender lip and see how far past it your measurement goes. This will give you a pretty good idea of how far a 15x10" wheel with 6.25" of backspace will stick out in lieu of a picture.

This has worked for me to provide a good estimation of correct backspacing or spacer selection.

You could also save a little bit of time in this exercise by subtracting the amount of backspace of your test wheel from your desired backspace of 6.25" and adjusting your theoretical wheel width accordingly.

Example: with the hypothetical 15x7" wheel with 5" backspace, you subtract 5" form 6.25". So now, instead of measuring to simulate a 10" wide wheel, measure out from your wheel so that it is 8.75", or 1.25" narrower than 10". Either way, your measurement from the face of the wheel against a straight edge by your fender lip will be the same.

At least one person has already asked about fox body fitment on LMR's site.

Here: SVE Mustang Drag Wheel & Tire Kit 15X10/15X3.75 Dark Stainless (94-04) Mickey Thomson ET Street

This is the kit with the 15x3.75" front, but it uses the same 15x10" rear as the kit with the 17" front and even has a picture of them on a fox body in the description.

Edit: These versions have even more fox body pictures: SVE Mustang Drag Wheel & Tire Kit 15X10/17X4.5 Chrome (94-04) Mickey Thomson ET Street

There's probably no clear answer because there are too many variables for a five lug-swapped fox. Your rear could have any number of widths depending on if you're using ranger axles/drums, '94-'98, '99-'04, Thunderbird SC/Lincoln LSC, etc. A picture wouldn't really do you much good unless you know exactly what the setup is on the car.

That LX does indeed look hideous.