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20x9 +35 / 20x10.5 +40 275/35/20 305/35/20 Stock Suspension NICHE M226 FIRESTONE FIREHAWK INDY 500

Gravedigging my old thread but wanted to update y'all. They do fit with no rubbing whatsoever, looks killer IMO. Glad I went with the 35s

It sucks, but at the end of the day you're sure not to hear from him again. That's why I sell all my parts in person and make sure to show the buyer all the imperfections. Usually in a Walmart parking lot lol.

... you lose anything you put in your left pant pocket to the pit of doom.

If you sit back and think about it, it's always the guys with sh*tboxes that hate on mustangs. My friend hates my car to death, guess what he drives; a 1993 Mazda MX-5. So yeah, I don't make a huge deal out of it lol.

It does, no clue what tire sizes are on the picture though. I have the 4 pistons up front.

Wouldn't recommend you do. It's gonna be like you're driving on ice, and you risk cracking your tires as they have almost no flexibility during cold weather.

I don't wanna hijack the thread, but do you Procharged guys use stock or upgraded OPGs?

Thing is, I really wanted to have these wheels but they don't come in 19''. Only in 20'' with the two specs I stated in first post. Plus, I'm not a fan of concave wheels, so choices were very limited.

Yeah, I figured it might be a bit on the tall side, 30 profile is a no-no in Quebec though. Roads are way too bad for that. Guess I'll find out when the wheels arrive in early March. :fingerscrossed:

Tell him to install them the other way around on the wheels and try not to curb that side too. :facepalm:

I'm buying Niche Vice wheels and the specs are: 20x9 +35 / 20x10.5 +40 I was thinking about running Firestone Indy 500's on the car. Would a 275/35 front and 305/35 rear fit under the stock fenders without too much poke? Does anyone run anything similar? I've lurked a lot on the aggressive...