Wheels

[03REDFIRE]

Ok i have a 1970 mach1 fastback and brand new 18" Mach1 heritage wheels off the 99-04 mach1's.

Mustang unlimited's catolog had adapters to fit new wheels on the older cars i called to order them and check to see if they would fit and the adapters were discontinued anyone know where i can get them and if i can get these wells on my car?

 

[bnickel]

you might try Cj pony or mustangs plus (probably the highest price of anywhere) one of them should have them, my bet is CJ does

 

[DarkBuddha]

Ok i have a 1970 mach1 fastback and brand new 18" Mach1 heritage wheels off the 99-04 mach1's.

Mustang unlimited's catolog had adapters to fit new wheels on the older cars i called to order them and check to see if they would fit and the adapters were discontinued anyone know where i can get them and if i can get these wells on my car?

I'm assuming you've got the aftermarket 18" versions since the OEM versions were 17", right? Anyway, for adapters, it's probably best to actually measure the needed backspacing yourself, especially if the wheels are aftermarket unless you know for sure they have the exact same offset as the OEM versions.

All of that said, you might check www.karkraft.com since they sell adapters for adapting late model wheels to early Mustangs.

One last thing... post pics when you get it done. I'm planning on using 17" versions of the Mach wheels on my '70 Mach, so I'd be interested to see the potential results.

Hope this helps.

 

[ForceFed70]

They are just spacers, and you can get them all over the place.

I agree with DarkBuddha. Get the wheels 1st, then test fit them to figure out what backspacing you need and thus, what size spacer you want.

 

[67efivert]

go to ebay there is a guy selling them on there advertized as spacers for sn95 cars but they are the same for ours

 

[ForceFed70]

You need a 5 on 4.5" bolt pattern spacer.

 

[HHStang]

Ebay guy sells them cheapest.