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The only thing not factory spec for a setup like that on a GT350R is the rear tire size. O.E. is a 315/30R19 vs. the 325/30R19 for the setup shown. The wheels and front tire size is factory spec.
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Yes, Thats correct its a wider rear set up from a 315 to 325.
So yes its considered more aggressive if you're not on OEM set up.
Yes, on a regular S550 Mustang or Shelby you could also go 325/30/19 rears or even 345's.
Its all about your preference and your own lifestyle
So yes its considered more aggressive if you're not on OEM set up.
Yes, on a regular S550 Mustang or Shelby you could also go 325/30/19 rears or even 345's.
Its all about your preference and your own lifestyle
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I think I missed it last time. My mistake. I’ll fix that.
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Your front fitment will be perfect. If your getting a 10" rear wheel why not keep it the same and run a square?
FYI, this isn't really an aggressive set up and might be better suited on another thread.
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I have a question for the fitment gang. The new PP2 wheels are 19x10.5 ET 24 in the front and 19x11 ET 48 in the rear on 305/30 tires. Is this going to be too aggressive to be able to use any kind of lowering spring out there? I think the gt350 FR springs are like 3/4" drop so maybe they would work? I've read through a lot of the pages on this thread and haven't found anything quite so wide.
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Itll fit fine sir.
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Thanks for the info I appreciate it. I have the car on order and started getting concerned I’d have to live with that wheel gap. Lol
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