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Question about Recently Purchased & installed CS11 Shelby Wheels

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Hi there! First post here and new to the forums as well.

I purchased some CS11 Gloss Black Shelby Wheels back in November and was finally able to get the full shipment with tires into Guam recently this month. I took the wheels and tires out to a local shop to get them mounted but the person doing the install said that the rear wheels (the 11" wide wheels) wouldn't fit to the car properly and would rub against the strut along with the brake line.

I've seen some other builds online that have these same wheels with no fitment issues. Can anyone who has these wheels let me know if they mounted properly without rubbing issues or do I need to keep the 25mm/1 inch spacers on the car in order for the wheels+tires to fit properly. Wheel sizes & tire sizes below if anyone can give me any info.

I plan on checking this weekend at a hobby shop on a military post to see if there will indeed be fitment issues but wanted to check here first to see if anyone had information that could help me out.

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-Zell


Front Wheels & Tires: 20" x 9.5" with 275/35/20 tires
Rear Wheels & Tires: 20" x 11" with 305/30/20 tires

Mustang trim is a 2015 Mustang GT Premium with Ford Performance Lowering Springs.
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Correct. Those are the specifications for the wheels I bought.

So there should be no rubbing on any component without spacers right? That linked post you posted was the one I was referencing when buying the wheels...or are the ones in that post a square setup and not staggered?

Just want to make sure before I take the spacers off and conceivably damage the wheels or car. :crying:
 
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I'm planning to check this weekend myself but was hoping someone here could give me a little guidance without needing to contact the vendor (yet). That's something I can do but due to my time difference between a lot of places in the continental US, was hoping I might get some answers here from someone who has a similar set of wheels or the same ones.
 

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20x11 +50 should not have an issue fitting the rear.
 

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Hi I have exactly the same staggered wheels on a 2016 ecoboost and there are no rubbing issues at all.
 

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I'm planning to check this weekend myself but was hoping someone here could give me a little guidance without needing to contact the vendor (yet). That's something I can do but due to my time difference between a lot of places in the continental US, was hoping I might get some answers here from someone who has a similar set of wheels or the same ones.
So do you have them installed with the spacer at the moment or what? Test-fitting a wheel and checking for fitment issues is a 15 minute task, most of which is jacking the car up and down. What guidance are you looking for?
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