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TSW Volcano Rims - Can you do 19x9.5 all way round?

  • Thread starter Thread starter Green Machine
  • Start date Start date Jun 29, 2007

Green Machine

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  • Jun 29, 2007
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Saw ViperBrads 2005 LL GT in the gallery with some great looking TSW Volcano rims (see link below). I'm thinking he has the 19x8 in front with 19x9.5 in the rear. They really look good. However, I like the 3" lip on the rear, and I wonder would the 19x9.5 work up front? I think 275x35x19's would fit . Btw - the offset on the 19x9.5 is 35mm.

On a sidebar, I just finished skimming thru 5.0 Mustang and Super Fords Aug. edition. They have an article on the Steeda Q335 grabber orange Mustang GT. This vechicle has 18x9.5 Steeda Ultra lites with with Nitto Invo 275x40x18's. I'm not sure what the offset is but they look like they fit well. So, I guess if the 19.5 is too big the next best option would be the 18x9.5 with 275x40x18's. Let me know what you think. Thanks, Dew
http://www.legendlimeregistry.com/gallery/albums.cgi?photo=753
 

cLeAnRaCiNgLdR

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the 19x9.5's will be to wide in the front...sorry.

Nice looking wheels though
 
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