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Who's got 18's on a Foxbody?????

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xporter

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Just wondering what size tires your running and what wheels? Post pics if you have em..
 

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usually can't go bigger than 245 in front or 275 out back w/o modifications
 
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18s would look a little large on a fox mustang. Especially since the fenders are reletively small. 17s make the car look good, without calling attention strictly to the rims.
 

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Here are 18's on a Fox, just the right size IMO. They are the OE Cobra R Y2K's with 255/35's all the way around. The back has no clearance problems (I don't have quad shocks though), the front will rub the inner fender wall only if I turn lock to lock, but only slightly, so not a problem for me. The car is a 92 which I think has larger wheel wells than the pre 91 fox's (not sure on this one though).
 

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I still have turbines
 
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nvrenuff said:


Here are 18's on a Fox, just the right size IMO. They are the OE Cobra R Y2K's with 255/35's all the way around. The back has no clearance problems (I don't have quad shocks though), the front will rub the inner fender wall only if I turn lock to lock, but only slightly, so not a problem for me. The car is a 92 which I think has larger wheel wells than the pre 91 fox's (not sure on this one though).
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Fenders did not change from 87-93. In fact, I think even the early 80s fenders are the same size, not sure though.
 

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FrankenStang

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I think 18's look killer on a fox. I only have 16's. Prime.

(go ahead and laugh. THEY'RE 15 YEARS OLD! LOL)

Would LOOOOOVE to get my hands on some 18' Cobra rims.
 
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Year by year info. For 1991:

"To complement the new 16 inch wheel, P225/55ZR Goodyear uni-directional Gatorbacks were standard with P225/55ZR16 all-season performance tires becoming an option. In addition, different front fenders were installed to accomodate the bigger wheel/tire combo."

91-93 GTs and LX 5.0s had larger fender wells.
 

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DeVus1 said:
Fenders did not change from 87-93. In fact, I think even the early 80s fenders are the same size, not sure though.
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maybe not the general shape but size did change. do a search and you will find a lot of info on this
 

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2000xp8 has 18s on his hatch, they look awesome. Search his name and find his pics.
 

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Thanks for the replies. I just ordered some 18" Bullitts for my car. 18x9 in front and 18x10 for the rears. I think they will fill the wheel wells pretty good. Now I have to decide which tires I'm going to run...
 

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xporter said:
Thanks for the replies. I just ordered some 18" Bullitts for my car. 18x9 in front and 18x10 for the rears. I think they will fill the wheel wells pretty good.
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Be prepared to roll the fender lips for the rear. Also hope you are running a stock width axle in the rear. Some threads that may help you:
http://www.corral.net/forums/showthread.php?t=713733
http://www.corral.net/forums/showthread.php?t=763776
 

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tunedin302 said:
Be prepared to roll the fender lips for the rear. Also hope you are running a stock width axle in the rear. Some threads that may help you:
http://www.corral.net/forums/showthread.php?t=713733
http://www.corral.net/forums/showthread.php?t=763776
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Thanks, I already rolled the fenders when I lowered it and I've aquired a set of bullitt springs in case I need to lift the car back up a bit.
 

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~FrankenStang~ said:
I think 18's look killer on a fox. I only have 16's. Prime.

(go ahead and laugh. THEY'RE 15 YEARS OLD! LOL)

Would LOOOOOVE to get my hands on some 18' Cobra rims.
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are they Hammers?
 

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are they Hammers?
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im sorry, i wont joke on ur wheels anymore, im you were cool ridin around on them blastin duran duran back in 83
haha
 

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LMAO Duran Duran? EWWW Hahaaa

I was friggin' 13 in '83.
 

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lol my bad, ill quit being mean, roofstrype keeps pic messaging my phone, sending pics from the beach. i think ill go work on his 89 while hes gone, his tires look over-inflated
 

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LOL, lucky ****er! Tell him I said that.
 

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18 x 9 with 255-35s all the way around
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