Thinking about changing your stock wheels !
Thinking about changing your stock wheels !
I will definately change my Brembo wheels as soon as i get the car. I am looking at a few models, including the RTR wheels ala Stinger 1982 ( Shaun), or something in the same lines and color.
Who else is thinking of doint the same. I'll probably stick with 19" and go with 275-285/40's rubber all around. Here is a site i found that makes those RTR Mustang wheels, they have some very nice ones.
http://www.vmrwheels.com/
Who else is thinking of doint the same. I'll probably stick with 19" and go with 275-285/40's rubber all around. Here is a site i found that makes those RTR Mustang wheels, they have some very nice ones.

http://www.vmrwheels.com/
Rubbing up front with 275's. Hum, so going 265's could resolve the issue. I just ordered the 1.5 inch drop coils. I never knew about that issue with those wheels and tires.
I met him at a local meet and we talked about the suspension. For the price he paid for the tires, I'd deal with it too.
Just got a PM from him and he said that it is the larger Good Year tires that were the issue, not the Falken's. So probably he was running larger tires for racing-tracking.
Yep, like I said previously. The tires are a larger 275 than you'd get from other brands. RTR uses the Falken's without any issues.
I'm very fond of the BBS RG-R in Diamond Black. A lil over 4k. But it's an amazing rim at 19" The wheel weights less than 20lbs, and is extremely durable. Really good buy. And a similar look to the Gittin Rim.


The other make, for me, which is sort of stepping away from the norm- say of it what you will- is the O.Z. Botticelli III. in either a gunmetal or black finish. A very intricate, good looking rim. 19" come in at just under 4k. 30lbs per rim.




Or as of late, I'm feelin the OZ 35th Anniversary edition: Clean.




The other make, for me, which is sort of stepping away from the norm- say of it what you will- is the O.Z. Botticelli III. in either a gunmetal or black finish. A very intricate, good looking rim. 19" come in at just under 4k. 30lbs per rim.




Or as of late, I'm feelin the OZ 35th Anniversary edition: Clean.


As for the wheels you posted, the OZs don't do it for me at all. The Ultraleggera's are about as close as it comes for a nice wheel from them, otherwise they're too busy for me. The BBS are a great looking wheel, but I'm so used to seeing that style on a BMW.
One of my favorite wheels is the Axis Halo. Simple 7-spoke with a touch of color, just not sure if they'd translate well onto a Mustang (they only come in 18s anyway):
All those wheels look right at home on BMWs but I'm not so sure about on a Mustang.
I really wanted a set of offset style wheels, like the MB AMG wheels look, yeah, I made that reference. I had originally wanted a set of hot-rodesque Budnik GTB wheels with a little bit of a rolled lip for more an American flair with the offset styling. The key will be finding wheels that the Brembo pkg will work with. I just love that wide meat in the rear. God, let the "that's what she said" jokes commence! 
Yeah, I know, the banana is pretty phallic.

Yeah, I know, the banana is pretty phallic.
Last edited by Automagically; May 31, 2010 at 07:26 AM.
I'm going with 19x9 Saleen Heritage 5-spoke charcoal wheels...

They are nice change from Bullitt wheels IMO.
Now trying to decide on a 255/4ZR19 tire to wrap them with...
Pirelli PZero
Michelin Pilot Sport PS2
Bridgestone Potenza RE050A Pole Position
Continental Tire ExtremeContact DW

They are nice change from Bullitt wheels IMO.
Now trying to decide on a 255/4ZR19 tire to wrap them with...
Pirelli PZero
Michelin Pilot Sport PS2
Bridgestone Potenza RE050A Pole Position
Continental Tire ExtremeContact DW



