Pics of my new SVT rims installed
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I paid a ball bustin 25 a cap with free shipping from CJ. Certainly not cheap there either but you are going to be hard pressed to find them at a better deal.
They work very well with the many aftermarket wheels being produced. They have that retro/new feel since those caps originally came out in 2004.
They work very well with the many aftermarket wheels being produced. They have that retro/new feel since those caps originally came out in 2004.
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Oh, and I have a Barton shifter now. Installed it a few days ago
I was able buy the whole set of caps for about $90. Our Ford parts department searched dealer inventory nationwide for a set that had been sitting on a shelf too long and that dealer had them offered at 50% off. Took a couple weeks to get them shipped from the stocking dealer to my dealer, but worth the savings.
I paid a ball bustin 25 a cap with free shipping from CJ. Certainly not cheap there either but you are going to be hard pressed to find them at a better deal.
They work very well with the many aftermarket wheels being produced. They have that retro/new feel since those caps originally came out in 2004.
They work very well with the many aftermarket wheels being produced. They have that retro/new feel since those caps originally came out in 2004.
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Brembo wheels for sale here: https://themustangsource.com/f722/fs...-tires-522188/
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Brembo wheels for sale here: https://themustangsource.com/f722/fs...-tires-522188/
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I paid a ball bustin 25 a cap with free shipping from CJ. Certainly not cheap there either but you are going to be hard pressed to find them at a better deal.
They work very well with the many aftermarket wheels being produced. They have that retro/new feel since those caps originally came out in 2004.
They work very well with the many aftermarket wheels being produced. They have that retro/new feel since those caps originally came out in 2004.
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Not just the Bullitt, but all GT Premiums that had the Bullitt wheels on them. Mach 1s used the same center caps too. I don't mind the SVT ones, but I like the Tribars on non-SVT cars too.
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I recently bought a set of '10 GT500 forged 19 x 9.5's for my '11 Sterling Grey 5.0L. Almost the same wheel as Gabe's 18 x 9.5's, but an inch bigger diameter and barely different spoke. I bought tri-bar center caps (vs the SVT caps). Wrapped them in Goodyear Eagle F1 Assymetric All-Season tires (255/40 fronts and 275/40 rears). I think these wheels go very nicely with Sterling Grey, just like on Gabe's '13....
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