2019/20 Shelby GT350 wheels wanted

[Dark Side]

Hey all,
I'm looking for the 19/20 GT350 wheels in 19 x 10 or 19 x 9.5. I want 19 for ride comfort. Does anyone know of an option that doesn't involve cutting down the rim to the wanted size?

The SV302S on 50 Deep's are gorgeous but I don't care for the price tag.
https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/been-obsessing-over-the-2019-gt350-wheel.112233/

I've found the OE 193s, but they're the wrong size. Only 17, 18, or 20 inches.

The XXR 559 are close but not quite.

And the Rosenstein Delta's are the wrong size too.

The Niche Sector's are close too.

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[Ewheels]

Why not just get OEM GT350 wheels in the normal 19x10.5 and 19x11 size?

 

[Dark Side]

Why not just get OEM GT350 wheels in the normal 19x10.5 and 19x11 size?

Because everything that I've read indicates that it won't be a flush fit on the front end. If I'm wrong, please point me towards an example.

I refuse the cant the wheels to "tuck" them.

 

[Ewheels]

Because everything that I've read indicates that it won't be a flush fit on the front end. If I'm wrong, please point me towards an example.

Ah, I see what you're after now. That would depend entirely on the offset of the wheel, not the width of the wheel. You can have an 11 inch wheel fit perfectly flush if it has the right offset.
I'm fairly certain the GT350 fenders are the same width as any other S550; so if they fit on the OEM GT350, they should be fine on yours.

If it helps, you can play around with this tool and plug in numbers and use the measurements on your own car to see what offsets work for you
https://www.willtheyfit.com/

I refuse the cant the wheels to "tuck" them.

I honestly have no clue how this is supposed to read. Spell check, my brother

 

[Dark Side]

Ah, I see what you're after now. That would depend entirely on the offset of the wheel, not the width of the wheel. You can have an 11 inch wheel fit perfectly flush if it has the right offset.

At a certain point the wheel drive into the suspension so width does indeed matter.

I'm fairly certain the GT350 fenders are the same width as any other S550; so if they fit on the OEM GT350, they should be fine on yours.

I've read numerous times that the GT350 fenders are wider than stock, but I've never measured one personally. Sticking with what I've found that works for other, a 10" wheel would be the widest I'd go on a stock Mustang.

I honestly have no clue how this is supposed to read. Spell check, my brother

noun: cant; plural noun: cants

1. 1.
   a slope or tilt.
   "the outward cant of the curving walls"

 

[Ewheels]

At a certain point the wheel drive into the suspension so width does indeed matter.

I'm trying to help you man. No need to get snarky.
You said you wanted a 9.5" wheel over an 11" because the 11" wouldn't be flush. In that scenario, the width is irrelevant. If offset is the same on both wheels, both will be just as flush or not flush.
It seems your priority is that the wheel face is flush with the fender, the main measurement you need to consider is wheel offset. That's what I meant by that. Of course width still comes into play.

For reference, I use 19x11 +50 wheels with a 25mm spacer on the front for an effective offset of +25mm and they fit fine.


Ah, "camber" is the typical word here but I'm following now.
If you're going for a certain look without camber, that's fine. But if your opposition towards camber is of a mechanical nature, there really is no downside. Very minor increased tire wear but the cornering gains from extra camber is amazing.

 

[Dark Side]

For reference, I use 19x11 +50 wheels with a 25mm spacer on the front for an effective offset of +25mm and they fit fine.

Perhaps I should have asked a different question, but this helps.

A better question would have been: What exactly do I need to fit the stock 10.5x19 under the front of my vehicle without rub or tuck (back spacing/offset and spacer wise)?

Additionally, is there anything squirrelly needed for a squared setup?

 

[Ewheels]

This is the oem PP wheel compared to the oem gt350 wheel. Specs at the bottom of the picture. It says the gt350 wheel will protrude outward 34.1mm more than the PP wheel. You can use that and measure on your car and see if it is perfectly flush. If it is not, adding just a smidge of camber will bring the top of the wheel under the fender.

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