Aodhan DS05 19x9.5 +22 - Will they fit?

[Arrbjorn]

So I saw this car on Fitment Industries: https://www.fitmentindustries.com/w...rd-mustang-aodhan-ds05-other-lowering-springs

I really like the fitment and the wheels, but +22 doesn't seem right to me for what I am seeing in the picture. Wouldn't they poke out a lot more at that offset? I checked with Aodhan, they only make the 19x9.5 in +22 and +15, and the tires in the pictures are 255/40r19, so it's definitely a 19" rim, but that +22 offset doesn't seem right to me when everything else is +35 - +30 with +30 seeming to be just a couple MM shy from perfectly flush.

Can anyone shine some light on this for me? I want to put these on my mustang with SVE lowering springs and re-use my Continental Contact Sport+ 255/40r19s. Will this fitment work without camber?

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[Chomperr]

I’d go +40 with a spacer if that’s an option. A lot of the specs from user uploads on that site are inaccurate or missing information.

+22 will poke too much.

 

[waltrs]

nope, looks right.

heres 19x10 +25 with 285/35, -2 degree camber all around and lowered.

i think a lot of people over estimate ow big 1cm is. the difference between +35 and +25, while noticeable, is very small still.

 

[Arrbjorn]

nope, looks right.

heres 19x10 +25 with 285/35, -2 degree camber all around and lowered.

i think a lot of people over estimate ow big 1cm is. the difference between +35 and +25, while noticeable, is very small still.

Thank you. I ordered them, they get installed on the 15th.

 

[Arrbjorn]

I’d go +40 with a spacer if that’s an option. A lot of the specs from user uploads on that site are inaccurate or missing information.

+22 will poke too much.

I also never trust what people put on there. I checked the manufacturer's data sheet and they only sell this wheel in 19x9.5 with a +22 and a +15 offset, so if he listed the incorrect offset it would only be worse, not better.

So I did some math and it looks like the difference between 8.5"/+42 (stock) and 9.5"/+22 is ~1.3" or 33mm. That should put the lip of the wheel almost exactly flush with the upper part of the fender += 2mm (sadly a plumb is just not very accurate). It's an aggressive fit for sure, but I'm interested to see if it works.

I went ahead and ordered them as well as a 1" drop kit, I'll make sure to follow up with pictures once they're installed, and then I guess we'll see if it works or not and if it doesn't it doesn't I guess.

 

[Arrbjorn]

Oh yeah, they fit.

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