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Wheel Size?
Well I was hoping to upgrade my stock 17inch bullits to 18x9 deep dish bullits. However, I do not want them staggered.
I know the 18x9 should fit without a hitch, however I do not know if I can maximise the rubber on the new rims. I would ideally like to put in 275/40/r18 rubbers all around, however will the rubber interfere in the front? I do not want any rubbing.
I will also be putting in the roush springs with some decent shocks that will drop the ride height a bit.
Anyone have any input?
This will be my first set of rims/tires I purchase and I am not exactly made of money so asking a few questions can save me a buck or two.
I know the 18x9 should fit without a hitch, however I do not know if I can maximise the rubber on the new rims. I would ideally like to put in 275/40/r18 rubbers all around, however will the rubber interfere in the front? I do not want any rubbing.
I will also be putting in the roush springs with some decent shocks that will drop the ride height a bit.
Anyone have any input?
This will be my first set of rims/tires I purchase and I am not exactly made of money so asking a few questions can save me a buck or two.
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IIRC some of the Roush cars are fitted with 275/40R18s at all four corners, might be worth the effort to find out what the dimensions of the wheel are (Roush 427R Trak Pak)
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I guess I will have to go to the dealrship to see the wheels. They sell roush mustangs there. I have to go anyway because I still have to do the airbag recall work.
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That is the answer I have been looking for. I recntly purchased 4 new take off tpms sensors and the new wheels will get them. Looks like deep dish 18x9 rims all around for me. Now just to get the cash for such a purchase.
Thanks a bunch guys.
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Distance from mounting point to center of wheel.
44mm offset is standard for wheels on these cars, but they look pretty tucked in as a result. I think you can go less offset if you don't get wider than 9" wheels, 275 tires. Lot of people with Razors have 24mm offset wheels, and they look good to me. My Saleen wheels are 35mm offset in front.
44mm offset is standard for wheels on these cars, but they look pretty tucked in as a result. I think you can go less offset if you don't get wider than 9" wheels, 275 tires. Lot of people with Razors have 24mm offset wheels, and they look good to me. My Saleen wheels are 35mm offset in front.
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