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Do Performance Pack II wheels stick out from the body?

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@blessa, can you post some side pics? Front, and rear. Are you rubbing? Thank you!
Maybe that’s another thread, can you put PP2 wheels and a PP1 car? Who’s done it and how are the results?
I own a 2019 PP2. Looking to have a second set of rims and tires for winter. Car won’t be tracked.
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Should be able to put OEM PP2 wheels on any other Mustang - the offsets are different to allow the wide front to fit without spacers, etc. I don't think there are significant differences between the Magneride cars (which all PP2's have) and the other cars. The front tires will poke out a tiny bit, but it shouldn't be an issue at stock ride height.

The inner wheelwell liners are unique to PP2, but it seems that there aren't frequent problems with rubbing, etc.

For what it's worth, LMR sells PP2 visual replica wheels with a 10" width that is perfect for fitting front and rear with a 285/35 tire and no rubbing issues at all.
 

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Where did you find the PP2 wheels? I’m looking to purchase a second set of rims for winter tires.

Never been a car guy so I’m learning as I go.
I got lucky. A guy in a local Mustang Club bought a brand new PP2 car but wanted to go a different route for wheels. I was the first guy to say I will take them :cool:
 

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A little bit of camber will easily fix that and give you better handling characteristics.

If that's not your cup of tea get some reps. They will be cheaper, lighter and available in custom widths and finishes. Both MRR and LMR offer that style of wheel. The LMR is an almost exact rep but only comes in 3 finishes. The MRR's come in any finish you can think of.
 

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Mine slightly stick out with the tire sidewall. I increased rear tire size to 325 to match front appearance. Also on camber plates and -2° front.
The amount of poke also depends on the tire you choose. These are continental ecs and have a less aggressive fitment than ps4s

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Some of the pictures that I’ve seen look like the wheel sticks out from the wheel well. Is this true, does anyone have any side pictures? Thinking of purchasing a set for my 16 GT.
Everything I've seen and read says the PP2 wheels poke in front but not the rear (if you run the PP2 tire sizes, anyway). Fortunately, the Ford Performance replicas that came out are available in offsets that won't poke. Those versions are in narrower widths, though (9.5 ET40 front, 10 ET52 rear).



 

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if you slap a ruler on the fender flat-spot and you touch anything (tire or wheel) it's (my, and all rational people's :) ) definition of poke. All the pictures here clearly show poke at both ends. Whether it's objectionable or not is personal.

the rule of thumb is at least 2deg front camber.
 
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I think, I got my answer. Thank you all.
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