View Poll Results: What do you prefer and why?
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Wheel Size
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i voted 19's for the same reason as others have stated: smaller size wheels look disproportionate compared to the current body and wheel arches
once the car is lowered, even the 19's look anemic unless they are wider than stock or have been spaced out a little or offset more
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once the car is lowered, even the 19's look anemic unless they are wider than stock or have been spaced out a little or offset more
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needs a little work
perfect
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I voted for 19". Not because it's what I prefer, but what I ordered.
I sort of like the looks of the Brembo wheels and ordered them for the package that will give me all the "performance" options, though admittedly mostly for bragging rights.
I prefer the looks of 15" drag wheels. I agree these cars need a tall tire to look right, not necessarily a big wheel...
I sort of like the looks of the Brembo wheels and ordered them for the package that will give me all the "performance" options, though admittedly mostly for bragging rights.
I prefer the looks of 15" drag wheels. I agree these cars need a tall tire to look right, not necessarily a big wheel...
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I voted 19's because I sill think the Saleen Parnelli Jones with 19x9 and 19x10 Wheels and 285/35R19 Tires Front & Rear had the best looking stance of any Mustang Ive ever seen.
However for my 2011 I would go with 18x9.5 and 285/40R18 Front and rear if it were my dollar.
Warning offset is critical.
However for my 2011 I would go with 18x9.5 and 285/40R18 Front and rear if it were my dollar.
Warning offset is critical.
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I voted 19's simply because the option to put 1000 spoke 13's with hydraulic suspension wasn't on the poll =D
In all seriousness I picked 19's because it fills in the wheel wells nicly with a broad range of tire option and minimal performance sacrifice.
In all seriousness I picked 19's because it fills in the wheel wells nicly with a broad range of tire option and minimal performance sacrifice.
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19's
#38
18's - weight is decent, tires choices good, looks not bad but not great
19's - weight fairly heavy, very (and i mean very) limited tire choices, looks good
20's - weight very heavy, tire choices good, looks great
If performance and gas mileage is priority, get 18, if not 20s are it.
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17" or 18" are probably best for performance, but I prefer the look of 19". 20" starts to look a bit big on the 2010+ Mustang, in my opinion. If I get a Mustang, I will order the 19" five spokes.
#40
It depends on your priority as I struggled with this decision for a year.
18's - weight is decent, tires choices good, looks not bad but not great
19's - weight fairly heavy, very (and i mean very) limited tire choices, looks good
20's - weight very heavy, tire choices good, looks great
If performance and gas mileage is priority, get 18, if not 20s are it.
18's - weight is decent, tires choices good, looks not bad but not great
19's - weight fairly heavy, very (and i mean very) limited tire choices, looks good
20's - weight very heavy, tire choices good, looks great
If performance and gas mileage is priority, get 18, if not 20s are it.