2010 SVT wheels
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2010 SVT wheels
Ok, so in my seemingly forever search for good wheel/tire combo that doesn't cost more than the performance parts I'm wanting I found these...
http://fordracingparts.com/parts/par...KeyField=12297
Now if I'm reading it correctly they will fit the 2012 GT with Brembo package and I'm hoping I'm right. Does anyone know from experience if the will fit or not? I couldn't believe the difference in the number of choices for tires switching from a 19 to 18in rim.
http://fordracingparts.com/parts/par...KeyField=12297
Now if I'm reading it correctly they will fit the 2012 GT with Brembo package and I'm hoping I'm right. Does anyone know from experience if the will fit or not? I couldn't believe the difference in the number of choices for tires switching from a 19 to 18in rim.
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Yea, now I'm just trying to figure out how I want to set up the tires. I know I can get like a 285 in the rear but doubt I want to go that wide up front.
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Anyone know if there are any big negatives to a rear tire being .71in taller than the fronts? I was just curious if it would cause any problems with TC or anything like that.
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18" x 9.5" bright machined-aluminum wheels with
P255/45R18 Z-rated front tires (GT500 convertible)
P285/40R18 Z-rated rear tires (GT500 convertible)
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http://www.americanmuscle.com/blackg...1011-stag.html
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My only problem with those replicas is that they aren't true to the original. The inside, painted 'pockets' aren't angled off the machined parts, but 'straight in'. This makes them much skinnier.
The tradeoff is that you can get black instead of charcoal...
It's such a tough choice on my end... I am still about the originals though.
The tradeoff is that you can get black instead of charcoal...
It's such a tough choice on my end... I am still about the originals though.
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My only problem with those replicas is that they aren't true to the original. The inside, painted 'pockets' aren't angled off the machined parts, but 'straight in'. This makes them much skinnier.
The tradeoff is that you can get black instead of charcoal...
It's such a tough choice on my end... I am still about the originals though.
The tradeoff is that you can get black instead of charcoal...
It's such a tough choice on my end... I am still about the originals though.
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