I have a 2007 Mustang GT/CS. Suspension and everything is all stock. I want to replace my rims and tires to try and fill in some of that gap in my wheelhouse. I have 18's right now and wheen i am making a hard turn (only under 5 mph) its seems to rub now. How can i get rid of this and still go with a larger tire & how big do you suggest I go without loosing a lot of speed/power?
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2007 GT/CS: cold air intake, oversized throttle body, throttle spacer,chrome "GT" fuse box cover, ford racing valve covers, shorty headers, cut outs, o/r x pipe, Magnaflow exhaust, superchip, 4.10's, rousch carbon fiber interior, front replacement grille, rear black out panel, black out taillights, xenon headlights, 6 inch chrome anetenna, street glows.
It's rubbing with OEM wheels and tires? Something's not right. You can safely go to a 255-45-18 on 9" fronts. The rear can easily support a 305 width on a 10" rim.
i'll probably end up just going with another set of 18's. i like the style rim that i have now just getting tired of them. i would like to do the torque thrush style, the black centers with the deep dish chrome ring around them.
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2007 GT/CS: cold air intake, oversized throttle body, throttle spacer,chrome "GT" fuse box cover, ford racing valve covers, shorty headers, cut outs, o/r x pipe, Magnaflow exhaust, superchip, 4.10's, rousch carbon fiber interior, front replacement grille, rear black out panel, black out taillights, xenon headlights, 6 inch chrome anetenna, street glows.
LOVE THE STYLE! I would just like to find ones that have a deeper dish on them.
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2007 GT/CS: cold air intake, oversized throttle body, throttle spacer,chrome "GT" fuse box cover, ford racing valve covers, shorty headers, cut outs, o/r x pipe, Magnaflow exhaust, superchip, 4.10's, rousch carbon fiber interior, front replacement grille, rear black out panel, black out taillights, xenon headlights, 6 inch chrome anetenna, street glows.