Anyone running 19x10 square??

[Gst95dsm]

Looks like all the lower end wheels in a 19" are either 8.5 or 10" width. Id like to run a square 10" setup but AMR, lists the 10" as a rear only application. Not sure why....

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[Budwise]

Because their offset is wrong for the front fitment at +48 you probably won't clear the caliper or you may rub the fenderwell on full turn lock. If you want to go that route expect to need a 5-8mm spacer for the fronts.

I'm running 19X10 squared Forgestar F14's without issue but as you know they cost a lot more.

 

[Chameleon]

I'm running 19X10 squared Forgestar F14's without issue but as you know they cost a lot more.

Have a side pic?

 

[Budwise]

This is the best I've got at the moment. Crap weather has been keeping me from doing a good wash/wax/photos.

http://www.mustang6g.com/forums/showthread.php?t=16353

 

[Need4SpeedMotors]

Looks like all the lower end wheels in a 19" are either 8.5 or 10" width. Id like to run a square 10" setup but AMR, lists the 10" as a rear only application. Not sure why....

If you want to run a 19x10 square then rotory forged like what budwise suggested is what you need, the offset and design is catered to allow large caliper fitment clearance.

 

[Proudgeek]

Search is your best forum friend ;)

http://www.mustang6g.com/forums/showthread.php?t=16553

 

[Gst95dsm]

Thanks guys!

 

[ronnieb1958]

19x10 square

If you want to run a 19x10 square then rotory forged like what budwise suggested is what you need, the offset and design is catered to allow large caliper fitment clearance.

how about a 19x10 on 275/35/19 square fit?

 

[Need4SpeedMotors]

how about a 19x10 on 275/35/19 square fit?

You can do that as well no issues

19x10 275/40/19 is what I would run

 

[USPSALIMITED]

I'm running 19X10 squared Forgestar F14's without issue but as you know they cost a lot more.

Did the car feel any different when you installed the Forgestars?

Have stock width 19" CF5's to install when it gets a bit warmer, and curiosity is killing me.

 

[Budwise]

Since I was already running the 275 Michelin PSS squared, not really. With the wider rims giving the shoulders of the tires more stability so they should feel more precise in the corners but during DDing I havent noticed much. Once I get on the track I'm sure they'll be fantastic.

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