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Really can't believe no one has developed any better solution. It's a problem for GTPP cars as well. Seems like there would be good demand between the two crowds.

ThreeFiveO said:

Really can't believe no one has developed any better solution. It's a problem for GTPP cars as well. Seems like there would be good demand between the two crowds.

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I totally agree with you

ThreeFiveO said:

Really can't believe no one has developed any better solution. It's a problem for GTPP cars as well. Seems like there would be good demand between the two crowds.

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GT 550 said:

Australian solution for the GT PP, not sure if it applies for the GT350 as we don't get them :rant:

JCSIX13 said:

I totally agree with you

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http://www.mustang6g.com/forums/showthread.php?t=65225

Fits in the wheel well and protrudes about 10mm above the boot floor. A bargain at today's currency exchange rate.

Hope it helps.

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This might do the trick?

This looks like a solution albeit pricey for GTPP owners and fits the back wheels of a gt 350 but not the fronts.

https://www.automotiveauthorityllc....-2015-2017-ford-mustang-gt-with-brembo-brakes

ThreeFiveO said:

I was able to find this MMD Axim 19 x 8.5 a couple of years ago on clearance for $111. Unfortunately American Muscle discontinued it. It protrudes 3" above the trunk floor but it doesn't bother me. I custom made a trunk liner to clear the hump. @JohnValo has the same wheel that was thinned down to 6" for a $200 for a flush fit. The issue is of course the brake caliper clearance. I would not have bought them for fear of fitment issues but I saw [MENTION=12069]Hack[/MENTION] was using them for winter wheels.

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I really like your setup, [MENTION=18688]ThreeFiveO[/MENTION]. I wish I had bought a 5th MMD Axim while they were still available.

JCSIX13 said:

A 19" rim is a 19" if you have the correct offset it should fit.

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My old 2011 GT Brembo rims that were 19x9 didn't fit. Not even close. The barrel was too small in diameter.

Yeah I didn't really know it would be discontinued so got lucky. Just glad I saw yours as winters or I probably would not have bought.

ThreeFiveO said:

This looks like a solution albeit pricey for GTPP owners and fits the back wheels of a gt 350 but not the fronts.

https://www.automotiveauthorityllc....-2015-2017-ford-mustang-gt-with-brembo-brakes

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How much of a spacer would you need to make this work on the front?

I really don't know. You would have to get some detailed specs on the wheel and compare. A spacer might not do it. The inner barrel of the wheel may be too small at any offset. If the existing back wheel would fit on the front without rubbing the wheel well then I guess in a pinch you could buy the skinny spare and do a double switch in the event of a front flat. Front and rear circumference is different so there may be issues.

I emailed Automotive Authority. Here is the response I received:

"This will work if you purchase a spacer. Upon our initial fitting with our prototype on the GT350 we did not take a measurement to figure out what spacer would be needed to make it work we just noted that it would not fit without one and unfortunately we have not been able to get this spare back on one of these cars. I would suspect that you would need something along the lines of about an inch spacer."

The inquiry is in. Will let you guys know if it can be done

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Our cars use studs instead of bolts...wouldn't really work with anything more thAn thin spacer, not enough thread to safely tighten nut.

Here it is fellas,

After spit balling the idea around and running some numbers this is what we have come up with.

Due to the process in which we make our wheels it is too hard to amortize the cost of selling just the individual spare at the price you guys would want. Cutting a block of 6061 T6 Aluminum and CNC cutting it for a 19x7 is going to be nearly the same as a 19x11. We just couldn't get the cost down low enough to be palpable for what the group wants to spend.

The option we were able to work is offering a full size spare in addition to a set of wheels that you order. For example, if you were to order a set of the SV104 in brushed bronze tinted we would be able to provide you with a matching spare in the same color for $725. The spare could be cut for your needs in a 19x6,7,8 or whatever you want. Fully forged and coated in the same finish. With that we are providing a unique spare at a huge discount, and that piece is not for profit.

If you already planned to buy a set of wheels for your car this will meet your needs by providing an increase in aesthetics, performance, and utility.

Let me know if anyone is interested and we will get you setup.

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