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Interested in seeing pics of the bronze ones on a Magnetic car...the more the merrier.
not the best pictures. Didn’t really take any pictures before they were covered in brake dust.

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Ok went ahead and put them on.

I also weighed them on a bathroom scale and the SP2 wheels with the Ohtsu 285/35/19 tires weighed in at 54.5lbs. The factory 18 inch GT wheels with the Goodyear 235/50/18 came in at 50.5lbs. So given that I used a bathroom scale the weight difference is 4lbs.

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Ok went ahead and put them on.

I also weighed them on a bathroom scale and the SP2 wheels with the Ohtsu 285/35/19 tires weighed in at 54.5lbs. The factory 18 inch GT wheels with the Goodyear 235/50/18 came in at 50.5lbs. So given that I used a bathroom scale the weight difference is 4lbs.

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Thats interesting that they switched to Goodyears. The 18s with the pirelli all seasons come in at 54 and change as well, at least I saw that on here somewhere.
 

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Ok went ahead and put them on.

I also weighed them on a bathroom scale and the SP2 wheels with the Ohtsu 285/35/19 tires weighed in at 54.5lbs. The factory 18 inch GT wheels with the Goodyear 235/50/18 came in at 50.5lbs. So given that I used a bathroom scale the weight difference is 4lbs.

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Also forgot, car is lowered on Ford Performance street lowering springs.
 

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I'm looking at the 19x10/11 with the Nitto NT555 tires for my 2019 GT. Is anyone with Magnaride rocking these? Any issues?
Do the tires protrude a little past the rim? I'd like a little protection for the rim.
 

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I'm looking at the 19x10/11 with the Nitto NT555 tires for my 2019 GT. Is anyone with Magnaride rocking these? Any issues?
Do the tires protrude a little past the rim? I'd like a little protection for the rim.
I'm running 19x10 square on stock PP1 magneride and they look/perform awesome for daily and track - they are pretty much flush with the fender. I posted some pictures a couple pages back - keep in mind that we are 0.5 inches lower than standard PP1 iirc.

I will say that I was much more confident on track with the 255/275 stock PP1 setup over this 285 square since I feel I am now oversteer prone rather than understeer prone(same tire). I consider this entirely driver dependent since many others consider square the optimal mustang track setup.
 

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Ok went ahead and put them on.

I also weighed them on a bathroom scale and the SP2 wheels with the Ohtsu 285/35/19 tires weighed in at 54.5lbs. The factory 18 inch GT wheels with the Goodyear 235/50/18 came in at 50.5lbs. So given that I used a bathroom scale the weight difference is 4lbs.

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How are those ohtsu tires? I have had a hard time finding reviews of them in this size.
 

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How are those ohtsu tires? I have had a hard time finding reviews of them in this size.
These are my first “real” set of summer tires so I can’t really compare them to anything. I bought these wheels and tires from someone selling locally. Ford was buying back their 2017 Gt under the lemon buyback and they put the original wheels back on. He has a set of Michelins not sure which model but he said that the ohtsu were better.
For me I like them a lot. They handle good, no noticeable noise.
 

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Initial impressions are very good. The ride quality is definitely slightly better than the 18 inch pzero all seasons. These Indy 500 tires are as crisp as I remember them. Since they run narrow in their size, that little tiny bit of stretch (285 indy 500 has a 9.8 inch tread) gives the sidewall some extra support for that extra zing. Turn in feels very nice. Very smooth ride, no extra noise noted. Car's stance and the flushness of the wheels makes it look MUCH more aggressive.

Also as a side note, these tire pressure sensors must be OEM because they worked instantly, the car didn't need any programming or anything and didn't throw the TPMS light even for a second. Just worked. https://www.ebay.com/itm/334331083712?ViewItem=&item=334331083712&vxp=mtr
 

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We just installed a staggered set on our '19 PP1 : 285/35/19 front 305/35/19 w/ nitto g2 555 used. So far the ride is a little more firm than the oe pp1 (45) wheels. The front end is heavier, but more stable. The rear is very stable but with a bounce.
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We just installed a staggered set on our '19 PP1 : 285/35/19 front 305/35/19 w/ nitto g2 555 used. So far the ride is a little more firm than the oe pp1 (45) wheels. The front end is heavier, but more stable. The rear is very stable but with a bounce.
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Looks good. Stock suspension? Do you get the feeling like there’s too much tire up front? Would you be able to post more pics of this set up? I’d like to see how the wheel fits inside the fender. Does the tire go past rim a little or is it flush? Thanks.
 

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Looks good. Stock suspension? Do you get the feeling like there’s too much tire up front? Would you be able to post more pics of this set up? I’d like to see how the wheel fits inside the fender. Does the tire go past rim a little or is it flush? Thanks.
Yes, I will post more. No it's not too heavy on my pp1, it is heavier . The wheels fit in the fenders at the top. I ordered rokblockz immediately as they were put on the car. Not huge poke, I'm just paint ocd..
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