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I think these wheels look great, they give a great contrast. I’ve always been a fan of a polished lip. I recently purchased some tuner wheels as well. I was skeptical on a tuner wheel but I couldn’t pass up on the deal I got. It’s a bonus when you find a tuner wheel that fits our specs.
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I think these wheels look great, they give a great contrast. I’ve always been a fan of a polished lip. I recently purchased some tuner wheels as well. I was skeptical on a tuner wheel but I couldn’t pass up on the deal I got. It’s a bonus when you find a tuner wheel that fits our specs.
Pictures? Good on you for also trying something different. Awesome man
 

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Pictures? Good on you for also trying something different. Awesome man
No pics just yet. Hopefully in the next 2 weeks they should be mounted. It should be interesting on what people think. At least it will be unique. I’ll definitely post once tires and tpms sensors come in
 
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Get a chance to put on the new wheels?

No pics just yet. Hopefully in the next 2 weeks they should be mounted. It should be interesting on what people think. At least it will be unique. I’ll definitely post once tires and tpms sensors come in
 

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Those look great man! Love the bronze on white. Good choice 👍🏻
 

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Those look good! To me, they almost resemble the 2012 BOSS 302 rim style, but with a much better offset and deeper dish to the spokes.

Nice choice!
 
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@TheMegalodon - cool to see these wheels on your 2015. Did you confirm with Konig that you needed the 19x9.5" A face to fit over the Brembos? I have a 2020 PP2, and I like this wheel in Hyperchrome finish, but my OEM wheels are 10.5" and 11" wide respectively, so I don't want to go narrower than 10". Konig's website states that these only have the B face in 10", and the B face doesn't accomodate big brakes.

However, the Konig rep that I'm chatting with says he's checked (they only have the 2015-2017 Mustang drawings, but I don't think the Brembos changed) and the 10" are supposed to clear the Brembos on the drawings they have. So I'd like to order a set, but I'm a little hesitant to eat shipping and restocking fees if they end up not fitting.
 
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@TheMegalodon - cool to see these wheels on your 2015. Did you confirm with Konig that you needed the 19x9.5" A face to fit over the Brembos? I have a 2020 PP2, and I like this wheel in Hyperchrome finish, but my OEM wheels are 10.5" and 11" wide respectively, so I don't want to go narrower than 10". Konig's website states that these only have the B face in 10", and the B face doesn't accomodate big brakes.

However, the Konig rep that I'm chatting with says he's checked (they only have the 2015-2017 Mustang drawings, but I don't think the Brembos changed) and the 10" are supposed to clear the Brembos on the drawings they have. So I'd like to order a set, but I'm a little hesitant to eat shipping and restocking fees if they end up not fitting.
The reason I didn’t want to chance it is because of the low offset of +25 on the B face 10” wheel. I also wanted to use my current 255 width tires so I went 9.5” A face front. I recognize that having a 10” B face wheel all around would look excellent. If the B face didn’t clear the Brembos, I couldn’t use a spacer for clearance because they’d poke. I’m sorry I can’t confirm for you because I’ve already taken the wheels off to swap on my winters. I forget to check when I swapped the wheels.

The Brembos are the exact same on the 2018+ so if Konig says they clear you could give it a shot. To my understanding it’s best to have a +35 offset for a 10“ front wheel to avoid poke. I run about 2 degrees of negative camber all around.
 

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The reason I didn’t want to chance it is because of the low offset of +25 on the B face 10” wheel. I also wanted to use my current 255 width tires so I went 9.5” A face front. I recognize that having a 10” B face wheel all around would look excellent. If the B face didn’t clear the Brembos, I couldn’t use a spacer for clearance because they’d poke. I’m sorry I can’t confirm for you because I’ve already taken the wheels off to swap on my winters. I forget to check when I swapped the wheels.

The Brembos are the exact same on the 2018+ so if Konig says they clear you could give it a shot. To my understanding it’s best to have a +35 offset for a 10“ front wheel to avoid poke. I run about 2 degrees of negative camber all around.
Cool, thanks for the reply. I understand the 255 width especially. The OEM PP2 wheel/tire fitment is aggressive with a little poke, and I like how mean it looks so I'm trying to keep some. I just want square, and for some reason I like the look of this wheel. I'm also looking at 6GR Sevens and SVE R350s, but I like Fitment Industries' all weather tire selection and package deal, offers some legit savings over what I'd have to pay to have wheels shipped to a local place to have tires mounted and balanced.
 
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Cool, thanks for the reply. I understand the 255 width especially. The OEM PP2 wheel/tire fitment is aggressive with a little poke, and I like how mean it looks so I'm trying to keep some. I just want square, and for some reason I like the look of this wheel. I'm also looking at 6GR Sevens and SVE R350s, but I like Fitment Industries' all weather tire selection and package deal, offers some legit savings over what I'd have to pay to have wheels shipped to a local place to have tires mounted and balanced.
I completely understand the desire to keep that fender flush mean stance. I plan to replace my summer tires next year and go with a 275/40/19 square setup (versus 255f/275r); I want more sidewall upfront for my crap roads and a little more front grip

The other two wheels you mentioned are both great designs with ideal Mustang fitment specs. It was difficult finding the style I wanted with specs that fit the Mustang well. If you look on Konig’s gallery for the Countergram, you’ll see how perfect 19” B face squared setups look on a 350z and couple other nice cars.

I wanted to find a wheel I could source easily in Canada and avoid all the fees to import, so the SVE and 6G wheels were off the table sadly. If I was buying SVE, I personally love the X500 wheel design in a 10” square setup.
 

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Cool, thanks for the reply. I understand the 255 width especially. The OEM PP2 wheel/tire fitment is aggressive with a little poke, and I like how mean it looks so I'm trying to keep some. I just want square, and for some reason I like the look of this wheel. I'm also looking at 6GR Sevens and SVE R350s, but I like Fitment Industries' all weather tire selection and package deal, offers some legit savings over what I'd have to pay to have wheels shipped to a local place to have tires mounted and balanced.
I just found this. https://www.fitmentindustries.com/w...ang-konig-countergram-eibach-lowering-springs

After reading it doesn’t look like it needs a spacer. Seems like that car has the standard 4piston GT brakes. Either way those calipers are pretty big. From what I hear standard GT brakes are similar in size compared to brembos.
 
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