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Scored what I think is a great deal on some 2019 PP1 wheels and tires from Shelby Auctions on eBay. Less than $1100 for brand new rims wrapped in Michelin 4s.

Had anyone else put these on a
15-17 GT manual 3.31 car? How did it feel from an acceleration perspective? Just wondering if anyone felt that the car felt lazy after the switch due to the extra rotational mass. I have not installed them yet.
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I did the same thing, got a set of 19 takeoffs for ~$900 shipped on ebay. They're heavy compared to the 18 inchers but the 4S are absolutely fantastic tires and vastly outweigh (pun intended) the heft of the size increase. I have a 17 with 3.31 gears and its really hard to compare because the 4S grip so much better. Ride is smoother and handling is improved. Please note: you won't be able to space these out with 1 inch spacers with the michelin tires, they're so much fatter than the pirellis the 15-17 PP cars had.

I ended up swapping to a set of 19x9.5 Shelby wheels and carrying the tires over, but only because the PP1 wheels are such a gigantic pain in the ass to maintain.
 

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I did the same thing, got a set of 19 takeoffs for ~$900 shipped on ebay. They're heavy compared to the 18 inchers but the 4S are absolutely fantastic tires and vastly outweigh (pun intended) the heft of the size increase. I have a 17 with 3.31 gears and its really hard to compare because the 4S grip so much better. Ride is smoother and handling is improved. Please note: you won't be able to space these out with 1 inch spacers with the michelin tires, they're so much fatter than the pirellis the 15-17 PP cars had.

I ended up swapping to a set of 19x9.5 Shelby wheels and carrying the tires over, but only because the PP1 wheels are such a gigantic pain in the ass to maintain.

Cleaning them is a PITA
 

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Please note: you won't be able to space these out with 1 inch spacers with the michelin tires, they're so much fatter than the pirellis the 15-17 PP cars had.
this is false

here's my 15 with 18+ take offs with 1" spacers

no rubbing at all.

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I bought the PP1 wheels for my Base 17' GT. Biggest noticeable difference over those junk Neros was grip when accelerating. A lot less wheelspin.

Not sure how long i'll keep them though. Prefer a squared setup so i can rotate the fronts to rears and get more treadlife out of the tires.
 

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this is false

here's my 15 with 18+ take offs with 1" spacers

no rubbing at all.

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Yeah, and you're clearly lowered with more camber. Mine stuck out so far past the fender I couldn't even risk driving it, plus it looked stupid.
 

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Yeah, and you're clearly lowered with more camber. Mine stuck out so far past the fender I couldn't even risk driving it, plus it looked stupid.
I actually had it aligned after getting lowered to have everything (including camber) to be within factory specs.
 

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Yeah, and you're clearly lowered with more camber. Mine stuck out so far past the fender I couldn't even risk driving it, plus it looked stupid.
Are you sure they were stock wheels and 275s?

I too once had a slammed car with PP wheels and 275 P4Ss with a 1" spacer and zero rubbing. I even did a full track day on them so it's not like I was just putting around. OEM alignment that has not been touched since it left the Ford factory in 2016.
 

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I have the PP1s that I swapped onto my 2015 GT with the 3.31, I couldnt tell any difference in power between them and the OEM 18s, just alot less wheel spin. My car makes 415whp if that helps.
 

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Less than $1100 for brand new rims wrapped in Michelin 4s.
Nice deal!. The tires is what are important. you can probably pawn off the wheels and TPS for a cool $600 and maybe more.
 

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Wouldn't the outside diameter be the same?
 

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All the wheels weigh about the same, around 30lbs give or take a sammich.

And you will be fine perfectly fine with PP1 wheels.
 

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Ford Performance has wheels that are very close in look to the factory ones, and can be had for way less than the dealer.
 

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Scored what I think is a great deal on some 2019 PP1 wheels and tires from Shelby Auctions on eBay. Less than $1100 for brand new rims wrapped in Michelin 4s.

Had anyone else put these on a
15-17 GT manual 3.31 car? How did it feel from an acceleration perspective? Just wondering if anyone felt that the car felt lazy after the switch due to the extra rotational mass. I have not installed them yet.
Note you're gear ratio will be even taller since the rear tire diameter is larger what you currently have - which will add to laziness - more than weight - however these are heavier than other Mustang wheels quite noticeably. Talk about spacer is obvious nonsense, PS4S sizes are exactly same as P Zero on 15-17.
 

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Note you're gear ratio will be even taller since the rear tire diameter is larger what you currently have - which will add to laziness - more than weight - however these are heavier than other Mustang wheels quite noticeably. Talk about spacer is obvious nonsense, PS4S sizes are exactly same as P Zero on 15-17.
Scored what I think is a great deal on some 2019 PP1 wheels and tires from Shelby Auctions on eBay. Less than $1100 for brand new rims wrapped in Michelin 4s.

Had anyone else put these on a
15-17 GT manual 3.31 car? How did it feel from an acceleration perspective? Just wondering if anyone felt that the car felt lazy after the switch due to the extra rotational mass. I have not installed them yet.
I got the same set up for $800 from Shelby new I have 3.55 gears.
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