SVE GT350R STYLE WHEEL (R350)

The code now is LMR6 for 6% off.

This wheel looks more like the 6gr than the gt350r wheels as the lugs are supposed to be a outie not innie ( inside a hole).

RonnieSVT said:

This wheel looks more like the 6gr than the gt350r wheels as the lugs are supposed to be a outie not innie ( inside a hole).

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The lugs are an "outie" on the GT350R because they have longer wheel studs than the regular GT350.....

I am impressed by the reasonable price. What are the weights of the wheels ?

Hi-PO Stang said:

I am impressed by the reasonable price. What are the weights of the wheels ?

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[MENTION=7139]Hi-PO Stang[/MENTION]

Wheel Specs for GT, Ecoboost, and V6 fitment
Front:
Size: 19x10
Backspace: 6.88"
Offset: +35mm
Weight: 24.4lbs

Rear:
Size: 19x11
Backspace: 7.97"
Offset: +50mm
Weight: 24.5lbs


Wheel Specs for GT350 & GT350R fitment
Front:
Size: 19x10
Backspace: 6.29"
Offset: +20mm
Weight: 25.5lbs

Rear:
Size: 19x11
Backspace: 8.36"
Offset: +60mm
Weight: 24.2lbs

*NOTE* GT350R will require the use of open end lug nuts, due to its extended wheel studs.

Are the GT350 center caps the same size as the GT ones? Basically could I use my stock GT black accent package caps with these wheels? Price is unbelievable.

Wilson44 said:

Are the GT350 center caps the same size as the GT ones? Basically could I use my stock GT black accent package caps with these wheels? Price is unbelievable.

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@Wilson44

That's a good question actually... On these wheels, I know for a fact that the stock GT350 center caps work on them. So I looked up these Ford Performance center caps (https://lmr.com/item/M1096FP3K/mustang-ford-performance-black-center-cap-kit-15-17) to see if they worked on a GT as well as the GT350 and sure enough they do. So since those are the same sizes and the GT350 caps will work on these, I'd say its safe to say your black accent center caps should work as well.

What tires would be ideal for a staggered 10/11 setup?

Dragster said:

What tires would be ideal for a staggered 10/11 setup?

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[MENTION=11512]Dragster[/MENTION]

285/35/19 and 305/35/19 would be ideal. They actually offer a wheel and tire kit in these sizes in the new Nitto NT555 G2 tire already mounted and balanced and will ship to your door!

The wheel and tire package looks like the way to go. A great value.

Ziad@LMR said:

The code now is LMR6 for 6% off.

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Are 10 & 11" wide wheels the only option? Any possibility on 10.5" wide wheel?

Jmk said:

Are 10 & 11" wide wheels the only option? Any possibility on 10.5" wide wheel?

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[MENTION=15487]Jmk[/MENTION]

I asked the same question, and as of now there are no plans for any other widths in the 19’s.

dwalker said:

[MENTION=15487]Jmk[/MENTION]

I asked the same question, and as of now there are no plans for any other widths in the 19’s.

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It would just be nice to swap the tires from the original wheels. Plus 10" rim " as you mentioned earlier " supports 285's.

Can't go skinnier.

Jmk said:

It would just be nice to swap the tires from the original wheels. Plus 10" rim " as you mentioned earlier " supports 285's.

Can't go skinnier.

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[MENTION=15487]Jmk[/MENTION]

Actually if you look back on page 1 at all the pictures I posted, I’m running the factory GT350 295’s on the front and they fit fine. The lower end of the rim size range for the 295 is a 10” wide wheel, 9.5” wide it starts to look bulgy. But really 10.5” is in the middle of the range (ideal) and 11” being the upper range and then you get really stretched going any wider on wheel size with a 295 tire.

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