WIDEST WHEEL for a S197?
WIDEST WHEEL for a S197?
Does anybody know if I can fit an 11 or 12 inch WIDE wheel on my car. I would literally do anything (shorter axles, relocating stuff around) to get them to fit. Please help guys.
Steeda makes an 11" Spyder wheel that will fit ...
http://www.steeda.com/store/ford-mustang-wheels.html
http://www.steeda.com/store/ford-mustang-wheels.html
Originally Posted by 05YellowGT
Steeda makes an 11" Spyder wheel that will fit ...
http://www.steeda.com/store/ford-mustang-wheels.html
http://www.steeda.com/store/ford-mustang-wheels.html
some of the SCCA Autocrossers are running a wheel like this
http://forgedwheelsource.com/forgest...juecruvr64uoe4
http://forgedwheelsource.com/forgest...juecruvr64uoe4
Whiteline suspension components offers an alternative swaybar that allows the use of wider wheels. You could do that in conjunction with removing the sheetmetal on the inner fender that creates the landing pad for the bumpstop then relocate the bumpstop so that it connects with the inner frame rail which would allow the widest possible tire and wheel fitment without destroying the handling on your car.
You would probably be able to fit a 315 or maybe even 325 width tire in that application.
I can tell you as it is, with the stock wheels and a 305/45R18 I've got about an 1/8th inch or less between the tire and the inner fender while the outside is almost to the point where bottoming out would cause the tire to rub.
You would probably be able to fit a 315 or maybe even 325 width tire in that application.
I can tell you as it is, with the stock wheels and a 305/45R18 I've got about an 1/8th inch or less between the tire and the inner fender while the outside is almost to the point where bottoming out would cause the tire to rub.
Originally Posted by bob
Whiteline suspension components offers an alternative swaybar that allows the use of wider wheels. You could do that in conjunction with removing the sheetmetal on the inner fender that creates the landing pad for the bumpstop then relocate the bumpstop so that it connects with the inner frame rail which would allow the widest possible tire and wheel fitment without destroying the handling on your car.
You would probably be able to fit a 315 or maybe even 325 width tire in that application.
I can tell you as it is, with the stock wheels and a 305/45R18 I've got about an 1/8th inch or less between the tire and the inner fender while the outside is almost to the point where bottoming out would cause the tire to rub.
You would probably be able to fit a 315 or maybe even 325 width tire in that application.
I can tell you as it is, with the stock wheels and a 305/45R18 I've got about an 1/8th inch or less between the tire and the inner fender while the outside is almost to the point where bottoming out would cause the tire to rub.
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