MRGTX
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You’re smart for parking that near the fire extinguisher because that car looks hot.Got her lowered with the steeda dual rate springs and adjustable shocks amongst other stuff. Finally got rid of some of that gap
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I'm thinking about grabbing a set of these but don't like the tire options in the kits. If I get just the rims, can I use the stock tpms sensors off my stock rims? When you get just the rims, it doesn't list tpms being included.
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That, or just order another set. I ordered some from tpms.com. Car recognized them without needing the reprogramming tool.
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yes you can you'll just need a new stem. any tire shop will do this when mounting and balancing. Th entire options are pretty bad. I got the NT05's with them and am changing them ut this summer.
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I ordered a set of Ford performance tpms sensors with the wheels. Didn’t need the tool
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Cool. Yeah I wish they offered a better selection of tires with the rims.
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Yup. Me too. It was a pain for me to load up 4 tires and 4 wheels into my daily and take them to discount tire lol
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Oh boy. Didn't even think about that yet lol
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I pulled the TPMS sensors from my original wheels and used them in the new wheels with no problems. Discount Tire does some sort of TPMS maintenance / repair almost any time a tire is dismounted. Probably just a new stem.
Also, you CAN fit 4 mounted tires in your Mustang - but it's not fun. One in the passenger seat moved forward to where it nearly touches the dash. Then two in the back seat with the seat folded down, and one in the trunk. Been there...
Also, you CAN fit 4 mounted tires in your Mustang - but it's not fun. One in the passenger seat moved forward to where it nearly touches the dash. Then two in the back seat with the seat folded down, and one in the trunk. Been there...
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Depending on where you are in South Carolina, there MIGHT be a mobile tire service. I'm near the border, on the south side of Charlotte, NC. I used a company called Tread Connection. Guy came out with a van that had all the equipment necessary to mount & balance. I believe they may service at least the Rock Hill, SC area.
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I'm still really happy with these wheels but I strongly wish there was a color that looked more like the official PP2 wheels, or maybe something a little bit brighter like the old S197 Brembo package wheels with the nickel finish.
Don't get me wrong, the graphite wheels look great with some colors but I'm starting to feel that they are just too dark for Kona Blue. Oh well. I'm stuck with them!
Don't get me wrong, the graphite wheels look great with some colors but I'm starting to feel that they are just too dark for Kona Blue. Oh well. I'm stuck with them!
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If I don't find Bullitt wheels before next winter hits and yours are 19x10 all around, I may be looking.I'm still really happy with these wheels but I strongly wish there was a color that looked more like the official PP2 wheels, or maybe something a little bit brighter like the old S197 Brembo package wheels with the nickel finish.
Don't get me wrong, the graphite wheels look great with some colors but I'm starting to feel that they are just too dark for Kona Blue. Oh well. I'm stuck with them!
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I hope you find your Bullitt wheels because I have 19x11 in the rear.
I’m not really at the point of wanting to sell them. If anything, I might get them powder coated some time down the road.
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So finally after all this time I was able to replace my 20' foundry anchors with a staggered set of SP2s riding Pilot Sport 4s'
I'd always thought that people exaggerated the difference that lighter sets made, but after driving it there is a marked increase in how snappy the car is with both acceleration and braking. This setup saves quite a few pounds on the rear alone over stock.
I'm having it back on the dyno in a couple weeks, and I'll be curious to see if there is a difference in how much power gets to the ground. I hear it argued both ways, so I'll soon see.
I'd always thought that people exaggerated the difference that lighter sets made, but after driving it there is a marked increase in how snappy the car is with both acceleration and braking. This setup saves quite a few pounds on the rear alone over stock.
I'm having it back on the dyno in a couple weeks, and I'll be curious to see if there is a difference in how much power gets to the ground. I hear it argued both ways, so I'll soon see.
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I like mine on Kona!I'm still really happy with these wheels but I strongly wish there was a color that looked more like the official PP2 wheels, or maybe something a little bit brighter like the old S197 Brembo package wheels with the nickel finish.
Don't get me wrong, the graphite wheels look great with some colors but I'm starting to feel that they are just too dark for Kona Blue. Oh well. I'm stuck with them!
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