JoeySD
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those 20" wheels sure do look sharp and they fill in the wheel well gaps !! I wonder what the 20" wheel option will look like on the 2018 ???
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Ride quality with 20-inch wheels?
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Thought this was a good question, so im bringing it back up for everyone to answer.
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Im curious what it'll look like ( 2018 face lift platform)
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smoooth for me
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I am on 20"s and lowered significantly. Usually when I am in the car it's for 50-100 miles at a time. I also have my dampers set on 20/30 clicks to firm. No issues, never felt like it was too harsh.
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Guys, those of you on 20's
Just fitted 20" Rovos Durban on my GT with PP. I am running Eibach Sportline Springs and MPSS tyres all round (255 35 and 275 35).
Pics posted here
http://www.mustang6g.com/forums/showthread.php?t=44758&page=2&highlight=durban
All in all I am more than happy, they look awesome. I have a balancing issue that the tyre place will deal with but yesterday I drove on a concrete road and the noise was unbearable, I had to drive at 60mph as it was so bad above that.
Just wondered if any of you guys in the States have experience this with 20's.
I am from the UK but you probably guess that due to my 'proper' spelling of tyre!!!!!
Just fitted 20" Rovos Durban on my GT with PP. I am running Eibach Sportline Springs and MPSS tyres all round (255 35 and 275 35).
Pics posted here
http://www.mustang6g.com/forums/showthread.php?t=44758&page=2&highlight=durban
All in all I am more than happy, they look awesome. I have a balancing issue that the tyre place will deal with but yesterday I drove on a concrete road and the noise was unbearable, I had to drive at 60mph as it was so bad above that.
Just wondered if any of you guys in the States have experience this with 20's.
I am from the UK but you probably guess that due to my 'proper' spelling of tyre!!!!!
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With proper tire inflation, size, and alignment your ride quality shouldn't suffer with a 20" as opposed to a 18" or 19". I had the stock 19" on my GT for over a year and when I went to a 20" it improved performance and drive ability.
As may have been mentioned above, a smaller wheel can accommodate a larger sidewall tire, giving it more cushion to absorb bumps and imperfections in the road and providing a "smoother" ride. But with a performance vehicle such as this who wants a smooth ride? :headbonk:
As may have been mentioned above, a smaller wheel can accommodate a larger sidewall tire, giving it more cushion to absorb bumps and imperfections in the road and providing a "smoother" ride. But with a performance vehicle such as this who wants a smooth ride? :headbonk: