FlowForm Wheels at SEMA 2014

[FlowForm_Wheels]

Sorry if I have missed this, but what are the weights on the flow forms? Is this info posted anywhere on the two current S550 wheel options?

In 20", the FF15 is about 24lbs. while the FF01 is about 27lbs..

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[MikeAZ]

Noticed the web page and the other thread on this forum have not been updated since SEMA.

What are your firm plans for supporting the 2015 Mustang w/GTPP in regards to both the FF01 and FF15 models? Any chance of an 18" version of each that will fit the GTPP? Please list confirmed sizes (with offsets) to be offered.

 

[FlowForm_Wheels]

Is this the wheel mentioned in another thread that will fit over the PP brakes as an 18?

Yes indeed!

Noticed the web page and the other thread on this forum have not been updated since SEMA.

What are your firm plans for supporting the 2015 Mustang w/GTPP in regards to both the FF01 and FF15 models? Any chance of an 18" version of each that will fit the GTPP? Please list confirmed sizes (with offsets) to be offered.

Our website will not be updated until we receive the product in. Just after the new year is when sets will start arriving and you will see the site updated.

You can also expect an official post soon with all FF15 details, once we gather more imagery. But for now to answer your question; we will have 18", 19" and 20" in the new FF15. The 18" is designed to clear the GT PP 380mm 6POT Brembo!

 

[ronnieb1958]

In regards to the FF01, what will be the fitment sizes for the 2015 Mustang...in all configurations?

 

[HalfMoon]

Yes indeed!



Our website will not be updated until we receive the product in. Just after the new year is when sets will start arriving and you will see the site updated.

You can also expect an official post soon with all FF15 details, once we gather more imagery. But for now to answer your question; we will have 18", 19" and 20" in the new FF15. The 18" is designed to clear the GT PP 380mm 6POT Brembo!

Are the FF15 the same offset aggressiveness as the FF01? They look like they are a bit less "hella flush" in that shot and is what I would prefer. I'm not looking to stretch tires with 2" of bare rim and setup massive camber and air ride... ;)

Thanks!

 

[Potrillo]

Thank you Tim.

They are finished in FOG (satin charcoal), which is one of our custom colors.

Correct on the sizes and tires. This shot has a 295/30 20 PSS on the rear, the photos that you will see this week from SEMA have 305/30 20 on the rear.

Also to note: The Gibson Exhaust Mustang that you will also see, is running the FF15 in Tarmac (satin black) and running VERY over-sized Toyo R888 sizes: 285/35 20 front and 315/30 20 rear.

That Gibson exhaust car looks great with the over sized tires.

 

[Firepath]

Yes indeed!

Good to know! Thank you. I'm not a big fan of wheels with many spokes, but these look alright (from the one shot above). I'd love to know (and I'm sure others would) what the specs on the 18s will be (width(s), offset(s) and weight(s)).

 

[Need4SpeedMotors]

That FOG ( satin charcoal) finish looks great on the orange.

 

[FlowForm_Wheels]

In regards to the FF01, what will be the fitment sizes for the 2015 Mustang...in all configurations?

20x9.5F
20x10.5R

Are the FF15 the same offset aggressiveness as the FF01? They look like they are a bit less "hella flush" in that shot and is what I would prefer. I'm not looking to stretch tires with 2" of bare rim and setup massive camber and air ride... ;)

Thanks!

The FF15 is about the same in regards to aggressiveness as the FF01.

That Gibson exhaust car looks great with the over sized tires.

Agreed!

Good to know! Thank you. I'm not a big fan of wheels with many spokes, but these look alright (from the one shot above). I'd love to know (and I'm sure others would) what the specs on the 18s will be (width(s), offset(s) and weight(s)).

18x10 and around 20lbs.-21lbs.

That FOG ( satin charcoal) finish looks great on the orange.

Thanks!

 

[ronnieb1958]

flowform wheels on a S550

20x9.5F
20x10.5R

if i want a simple square fitment can i use the 20x9.5 or the 20x10.5 on a 275/35/20 tire?...which wheel size would be the closest to an OEM fit?

 

[FlowForm_Wheels]

20x9.5F
20x10.5R

if i want a simple square fitment can i use the 20x9.5 or the 20x10.5 on a 275/35/20 tire?...which wheel size would be the closest to an OEM fit?

Hi Ronnie,

We always try to improve upon the OEM fit, so either one you would go with will be a "better" fitment than OEM. Now, as far as a square set up, you would go with the 20x9.5 as a direct bolt on with no mods needed. You can run the 20x10.5 et45 on the front if you do the following to clear the strut...

• Ford Racing Hub kit with 3" ARP studs, FMS-M-1104-A or ARP studs can be installed into any existing OEM hubs P/N ARP-100-7722.
• Open ended lug nuts
• 10mm to 12mm spacer

 

[ronnieb1958]

flowform wheels on a S550

Hi Ronnie,

We always try to improve upon the OEM fit, so either one you would go with will be a "better" fitment than OEM. Now, as far as a square set up, you would go with the 20x9.5 as a direct bolt on with no mods needed. You can run the 20x10.5 et45 on the front if you do the following to clear the strut...

• Ford Racing Hub kit with 3" ARP studs, FMS-M-1104-A or ARP studs can be installed into any existing OEM hubs P/N ARP-100-7722.
• Open ended lug nuts
• 10mm to 12mm spacer

great!...what is the et for the 20x9.5?...is that a universal measurement for all wheels or just for your brand?

 

[FlowForm_Wheels]

great!...what is the et for the 20x9.5?...is that a universal measurement for all wheels or just for your brand?

The 20x9.5 is et35. Not sure what you are referring to as far as universal measurement? If you are referencing "et" that originates from the German word 'Einpresstiefe' which translates as 'insertion depth'. It is universal. You will also see some show it as +35 for example. For this specific wheel what it means is that the back pad is located 35mm outboard from the center line of the wheel. It is the offset.

 

[ronnieb1958]

flowform wheels on a S550

The 20x9.5 is et35. Not sure what you are referring to as far as universal measurement? If you are referencing "et" that originates from the German word 'Einpresstiefe' which translates as 'insertion depth'. It is universal. You will also see some show it as +35 for example. For this specific wheel what it means is that the back pad is located 35mm outboard from the center line of the wheel. It is the offset.

my bad!...when i used the term universal measurement, i was trying to ask, does a 20x9.5 et35 for HRE mean the same for all wheel manufacturers?...if five different manufactures offer a 20x9.5 et35 wheel, will it fit the same?

i've never purchased an aftermarket wheel...obviously!

 

[FlowForm_Wheels]

my bad!...when i used the term universal measurement, i was trying to ask, does a 20x9.5 et35 for HRE mean the same for all wheel manufacturers?...if five different manufactures offer a 20x9.5 et35 wheel, will it fit the same?

i've never purchased an aftermarket wheel...obviously!

Yes and no, unlike shoe size from a measurement standpoint yes it should be dead on that the backpad is 35mm outboard from center. BUT, depending on spoke design there will be differences on brake clearance, and depending on barrel design with smaller (18" for example) you can have issues with brake clearance as well.

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