Aggressive Fitment Thread

[Knucklehead]

That should be a good set up. The way you have it now is a bit too sunk in on the front. We normally run a 20x10 +35 up front but +40 should work as well.
Rear 20x11 +50 is perfect. The tire sizes you mentioned be a good set up as well.

Alex
:cheers:

when i first got the wheels on and saw that front :doh: lol. koo, thanks brotha!

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[Need4SpeedMotors]

when i first got the wheels on and saw that front :doh: lol. koo, thanks brotha!

My pleasure bud. I am here for you if there is anything you need.

Alex

 

[Knucklehead]

My pleasure bud. I am here for you if there is anything you need.

Alex

hey brotha! i was looking at the gap i have in the rear and i was thinking if i shoud go with a 20x11+55 instead of the +50. what do you thing?ill try to get some pics tonite.

 

[Paul@PKAUTODESIGN]

hey brotha! i was looking at the gap i have in the rear and i was thinking if i shoud go with a 20x11+55 instead of the +50. what do you thing?ill try to get some pics tonite.

do the ET 50 itll be flusher you wont have a issue. now for the front I have a question for you.

your car is a GT or a GT PP that will be a determining factor for your front setup.

 

[Need4SpeedMotors]

hey brotha! i was looking at the gap i have in the rear and i was thinking if i shoud go with a 20x11+55 instead of the +50. what do you thing?ill try to get some pics tonite.

Take a look at this set up brother.
He is running 20x10 +35 up front and 20x11 +50 on the rear
The wheels are maybe 1/8" aggressive on the rear.
I personally like this look on the Mustang.
Take a look and let me know what you think.

You can look at the full gallery HERE

Alex

 

[Knucklehead]

do the ET 50 itll be flusher you wont have a issue. now for the front I have a question for you.

your car is a GT or a GT PP that will be a determining factor for your front setup.

its a ecoboost.

Take a look at this set up brother.
He is running 20x10 +35 up front and 20x11 +50 on the rear
The wheels are maybe 1/8" aggressive on the rear.
I personally like this look on the Mustang.
Take a look and let me know what you think.

You can look at the full gallery HERE

Alex

i see... +50 looks

is he running 315/35 in the rear?

 

[Knucklehead]

this is how it looks

 

[Paul@PKAUTODESIGN]

this is how it looks

Well then your good brotha, but that rear ET 50 fits well, ET 55 is too tucked in not flush enough IMO.

 

[Need4SpeedMotors]

its a ecoboost.



i see... +50 looks

is he running 315/35 in the rear?

He is running 275/35-20 NT555's up front and 305/35-20 NT555-R's on the rear.

 

[Metal]

He is running 275/35-20 NT555's up front and 305/35-20 NT555-R's on the rear.

Would this tire & wheel setup work with my 2" drop? w/o scrubbing or any additional modifications?

 

[Need4SpeedMotors]

Would this tire & wheel setup work with my 2" drop? w/o scrubbing or any additional modifications?

Absolutely. This would be a great set up for you.
If you need help location tires let me know and Ill see what I can do for you.

Alex

 

[JoeMustang]

20x10 and 20x12 aggressive?

 

[DansEBM]

Question for Alex, what's the best tire and rim size set up for an ecoboost PP , I'm looking to buy soon so want to look at pricing ?

 

[Terminator2]

Anyone run 20x9 in the front with 20x11 in the back with .... here's the kicker +25 offset all around???

11 +25 will poke out quite a bit. I've got 10.5 +25 all the way around and they poke out about 5-6mm in back but front is flush.

 

[Need4SpeedMotors]

Question for Alex, what's the best tire and rim size set up for an ecoboost PP , I'm looking to buy soon so want to look at pricing ?

Depending on the brand of wheels you want to go with.
If you are thinking 19's, I like the 19x10 19x11 set up with 275/35-19 & 305/35-19 MPSS's. You can also go a bit wider and do 285/35-19 & 325/30-19.
Again, depending on the wheel and offset.

Same goes for 20" wheels. I like 20x9.5 or 10 up front and 20x11 on the rear.
I would be happy to put together a wheel and tire package for you if you would like.

Shoot me a PM or call me at the office and we can discuss further in detail.

:cheers:
Alex
1-800-714-7467

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