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reading this thread for some days and still have more questions than answers, I thought the ideal ET for rear on 10.5" is +40 (dont want the rim to stick out of the arch) but there are a lot of guys with 10.5 ET +30 or even +25 and it looks pretty flush with the arch.

Almost all wheels in my region are from japan, but the problem is that almost all of them have ET from +10 to +25.

So what minimal ET can I take for front and for rear with 10.5" rim?
the thing is that it all depends on what you want your car set up to be about.
here is a little example 19x11 rears with a 55et will allow for a 325 ser tire to be mounted and not have any rubbing.

now a 19x11 50et will not allow for a 325 ser tire with out some mod or rubbing although the wheel still sits in the fender line flush.

so yes a 19x10.5 35et may work on your car and allow for a wider tire
where as a 19x10.5 with a lower off set will start loosing inner room and will need a less wider tire
eventually just like the JDM cars they require high et for the most part but ones they go wide and low on off sets then thats when you see the stretch tire look/

I think you should speak to the shop and let them know exactly what your looking for. also your driving style. a 19x10.5 25et may not work for your driving style where as something with a higher et will allow for a better tire that will go well.
or maybe your just looking for looks well at the point maybe it wont matter much,

The Mustang is not a new platform that people have not touched/ plenty of shops have done many wheel and tire set ups on these cars and know what they cant do and what can be done, dont bust your head over it.
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the thing is that it all depends on what you want your car set up to be about.
here is a little example 19x11 rears with a 55et will allow for a 325 ser tire to be mounted and not have any rubbing.

now a 19x11 50et will not allow for a 325 ser tire with out some mod or rubbing although the wheel still sits in the fender line flush.

so yes a 19x10.5 35et may work on your car and allow for a wider tire
where as a 19x10.5 with a lower off set will start loosing inner room and will need a less wider tire
eventually just like the JDM cars they require high et for the most part but ones they go wide and low on off sets then thats when you see the stretch tire look/

I think you should speak to the shop and let them know exactly what your looking for. also your driving style. a 19x10.5 25et may not work for your driving style where as something with a higher et will allow for a better tire that will go well.
or maybe your just looking for looks well at the point maybe it wont matter much,

The Mustang is not a new platform that people have not touched/ plenty of shops have done many wheel and tire set ups on these cars and know what they cant do and what can be done, dont bust your head over it.
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One of the previous posts in this thread has 19x10 wheels on 285/35/19 tires, by all appearances a perfect fit and yet you can't fit the center cap on the front wheels! Why is that? Is it the construction of the wheel? The offset?...I'm confused!:shrug:
 

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the thing is that it all depends on what you want your car set up to be about.
here is a little example 19x11 rears with a 55et will allow for a 325 ser tire to be mounted and not have any rubbing.

now a 19x11 50et will not allow for a 325 ser tire with out some mod or rubbing although the wheel still sits in the fender line flush.

so yes a 19x10.5 35et may work on your car and allow for a wider tire
where as a 19x10.5 with a lower off set will start loosing inner room and will need a less wider tire
eventually just like the JDM cars they require high et for the most part but ones they go wide and low on off sets then thats when you see the stretch tire look/

I think you should speak to the shop and let them know exactly what your looking for. also your driving style. a 19x10.5 25et may not work for your driving style where as something with a higher et will allow for a better tire that will go well.
or maybe your just looking for looks well at the point maybe it wont matter much,

The Mustang is not a new platform that people have not touched/ plenty of shops have done many wheel and tire set ups on these cars and know what they cant do and what can be done, dont bust your head over it.
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Thanks for the answer!
At this moment I'm looking just for the good look :)
Most likely I'll order 305forged ft101 r20 10.5" ET +42 (or Niche Misano, its cheaper but not sure about quality) all around with 275/35 tires.
And still choosing between sportlines and pro-kit, dont know the ride quality on sportlines, isnt it too harsh?

this is what I'm looking for
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Thanks for the answer!
At this moment I'm looking just for the good look :)
Most likely I'll order 305forged ft101 r20 10.5" ET +42 (or Niche Misano, its cheaper but not sure about quality) all around with 275/35 tires.
And still choosing between sportlines and pro-kit, dont know the ride quality on sportlines, isnt it too harsh?

this is what I'm looking for
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well we got the FS06 in flow forged custom built in case your interested
available in custom specs

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well we got the FS06 in flow forged custom built in case your interested
available in custom specs

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These look so good! :eyebulge: :love: I cant wait to get them on my ride!!! :headbang:
 

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Tire Size Advice

Picking up a set of 19x10 with ET 35 & 19x11 ET 52 for a 2018 GT

What size tires are best for this if I plan to go with Eibach springs and sway bars.

Any advice appreciated in advance.

Looking at Michelin or Firestone right now.

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Picking up a set of 19x10 with ET 35 & 19x11 ET 52 for a 2018 GT

What size tires are best for this if I plan to go with Eibach springs and sway bars.

Any advice appreciated in advance.

Looking at Michelin or Firestone right now.

Thank You
285 front and 305 rear would be my choice unless you're going to be doing a lot of drag racing then maybe a 315 in the rear.
 

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Will r20 10.5" +35 all around stick out of arches or flush with 275/35 tires? Found a set of vossen cv5 with such parameters and looks like this is the best offer in my region, but not sure about ET
And I'm on sportlines if it matter
 

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Will r20 10.5" +35 all around stick out of arches or flush with 275/35 tires? Found a set of vossen cv5 with such parameters and looks like this is the best offer in my region, but not sure about ET
And I'm on sportlines if it matter
Work emotion T7R 19x10.5 +32 squared with 275 35 from my previous wheels for now, i will probably go with 295 30 later when i need new tires.

Stance XR1 coilovers
-1.5 rear camber
-2.8 front camber
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They will fit. NightParade is running Steeda's rear control arms to adjust rear camber, but he fits a larger tire than a 275. These are 19s, but not a huge difference. I'll also run this same size.

If you're not lowered it might poke a little.
 

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They will fit. NightParade is running Steeda's rear control arms to adjust rear camber, but he fits a larger tire than a 275. These are 19s, but not a huge difference. I'll also run this same size.

If you're not lowered it might poke a little.
Wow that fit is amazing...
 

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They will fit. NightParade is running Steeda's rear control arms to adjust rear camber, but he fits a larger tire than a 275. These are 19s, but not a huge difference. I'll also run this same size.

If you're not lowered it might poke a little.
Hmm, so will it poke if I'm lowered on sportlines without adjusting camber additionally? Should I adjust camber anyway to make them flush? (NightParade is on 275/35 on these pics and adjusted camber)
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