Post Pix of your S550 with aftermarket wheels and tires

[FreePenguin]

Where did you get the flooring? looks good.

I have Racedeck flooring

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[DaveR.PP2]

Picked up from Ford Performance the PP2 wheel set and mounted same size 305/30ZR19 PS4S for street and I'll use the factory wheels and Sport Cup 2's for track. The FP rims are matte black.

 

[ejm4]

Just installed four Shelby CS5. These replaced the PP1 wheels. I also went with 275/40R19 on all four instead of a staggered setup.

 

[mustangenthusiast25]

Project6GR TEN 19x10 285/35/19

This looks great! Is it lowered? 285/35/19 on all four corners? Are the tires flush with the fenders? I'm thinking of this type of setup for my car!

 

[mustangenthusiast25]

Do you have anymore pictures (maybe social media) and what are the specs? I'm really diggin this wheel and stance.

 

[TopJimmyCooks]

Do you have anymore pictures (maybe social media) and what are the specs? I'm really diggin this wheel and stance.

These are about all I have. I guess I need more photos!
Wheel specs are Apex EC-7’s, 19x10 et40 front and 19x11 et52 back. Tire specs are 275/35/19f, 305/35/19r. No spacers. Ohlins coil-over Road & Track suspension. About 1” lower. Not sure exactly because it was down 2, up 1, down 1/2.....trying to find the right balance. In my estimation it is down 1” right now. Camber -1.9 front, -1.7 rear.

 

[shogun32]

Ohlins coil-over Road & Track suspension.

do you know your spring rates?

 

[TopJimmyCooks]

do you know your spring rates?

The manual doesn’t say, but I saw on American Muscle that they claim:

• Front Spring Rate: 514 Pounds Per Inch
• Rear Spring Rate: 800 Pounds Per Inch

 

[mustangenthusiast25]

These are about all I have. I guess I need more photos!
Wheel specs are Apex EC-7’s, 19x10 et40 front and 19x11 et52 back. Tire specs are 275/35/19f, 305/35/19r. No spacers. Ohlins coil-over Road & Track suspension. About 1” lower. Not sure exactly because it was down 2, up 1, down 1/2.....trying to find the right balance. In my estimation it is down 1” right now. Camber -1.9 front, -1.7 rear.

These are awesome, appreciate it! What color are your wheels? I have a Triple Yellow mustang and am trying to figure out the best color to go with, kinda sick of black. Would you reccomend this setup for the street, I probably won't be tracking my car, but I like the style of these wheels and want the car to be a little lower so that it looks better than stock ride height.

 

[TopJimmyCooks]

These are awesome, appreciate it! What color are your wheels? I have a Triple Yellow mustang and am trying to figure out the best color to go with, kinda sick of black. Would you reccomend this setup for the street, I probably won't be tracking my car, but I like the style of these wheels and want the car to be a little lower so that it looks better than stock ride height.

They call that Anthracite. Here is the link: https://www.apexraceparts.com/shop-...stang/19x10-et40-apex-ec-7-mustang-wheel.html

I think the wheels and height are great for the street. I would not recommend the camber settings and linear-rate springs for the street.

I would consider looking at the tires you want before you pick the wheel size. Example, I really like Michelin A/S3+ all-season tires but they don't make them in a 305. So in my case I'd want something narrower in a wheel, probably a 10" wide with a 285 on it. I just sold my performance pack wheels (9, 9.5) to make room for another set of APEX track wheels. The PP wheels had 255/40/19 and 275/40/19 Mich A/S3+ and were really good. I do miss them around town, but gotta make room! And the guy I sold them to put them on a '17 in Guard Green to replace his stock aluminum...looked sweet. So win-win.

 

[mustangenthusiast25]

They call that Anthracite. Here is the link: https://www.apexraceparts.com/shop-...stang/19x10-et40-apex-ec-7-mustang-wheel.html

I think the wheels and height are great for the street. I would not recommend the camber settings and linear-rate springs for the street.

I would consider looking at the tires you want before you pick the wheel size. Example, I really like Michelin A/S3+ all-season tires but they don't make them in a 305. So in my case I'd want something narrower in a wheel, probably a 10" wide with a 285 on it. I just sold my performance pack wheels (9, 9.5) to make room for another set of APEX track wheels. The PP wheels had 255/40/19 and 275/40/19 Mich A/S3+ and were really good. I do miss them around town, but gotta make room! And the guy I sold them to put them on a '17 in Guard Green to replace his stock aluminum...looked sweet. So win-win.

Thanks for the info, I really appreciate your help! And you should definitely post more pics.

 

[s550_from_NJ]

275/35/20 FS Indy 500
Niche M117 Gunmetal 20x10
Eibach springs

might go down a size to get a little more clearance

 

[fmc_smt]

275/35/20 FS Indy 500
Niche M117 Gunmetal
Eibach springs

might go down a size to get a little more clearance

If no rubs , wouldn't touch it. Just saying.

 

[s550_from_NJ]

If no rubs , wouldn't touch it. Just saying.

It does not rub all...full turns left and right....it’s that bump or dip you don’t see coming...

 

[fmc_smt]

It does not rub all...full turns left and right....it’s that bump or dip you don’t see coming...

What do mean by that ?

It does not rub all...full turns left and right....it’s that bump or dip you don’t see coming...

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