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Yeah that was the plan except with my suspension setup the tire shop thinks I couldn't get away with that wide on the front without touching strut metal. When it comes time for new tires which will be awhile I'll be going 275 squared. I barely had any miles on these tires which is why I stuck with what I had already.
As far as fitment goes, my 18 GT on 1” drop springs fits SVE R355 19x10/19x11 staggered with 285/35 and 305/35. Also I have SVE Drift wheels 19x10 squared with 285/35 for my winter setup. No rubbing for my application.
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As far as fitment goes, my 18 GT on 1” drop springs fits SVE R355 19x10/19x11 staggered with 285/35 and 305/35. Also I have SVE Drift wheels 19x10 squared with 285/35 for my winter setup. No rubbing for my application.
The issue isn't the springs or drop amount. It's the strut housing itself since I went pedders aftermarket struts and springs.
 

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Part of the R355 thick 5-star club!!!!

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I ordered the wheel/lug kit, but didn’t know the lugs were Gorilla. Solid!
Just need sensors and tires
 

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Part of the R355 thick 5-star club!!!!

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I ordered the wheel/lug kit, but didn’t know the lugs were Gorilla. Solid!
Just need sensors and tires
The wheels clean pretty easily too. I was very happy when the lugs showed up and were Gorilla. Tires I swapped over what I already had and I plan to keep buying the same tire when the time comes. Michelin Pilot Sport A/S. They're such great sticky all seasons that when it's 30 degrees out and I'm rolling the car at idle it sounds like tape being removed. Very impressed.
I still need to get a cheap tire put on one of my C/S wheels for a spare though.
 

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Part of the R355 thick 5-star club!!!!

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I ordered the wheel/lug kit, but didn’t know the lugs were Gorilla. Solid!
Just need sensors and tires
Do yourself a favor. Clean em up, re-polish to remove any marks or swirls and do a ceramic coating on them before you mount them.
 

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All great advice. First step was getting the wheels. I waited months.

I'm a big detail guy, so these will get a proper clean and coating. My PP1 wheels went through the same as they were a pain to clean. These should take a fraction of the time :)

I was looking at summer only tires as the Mustang does not see winter at all. But I can look at A/S too. I need to get new tires as the rears are looking thin and the 255's up front are too small for 19x10. I'll go 285/35/19 on all corners.
 

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All great advice. First step was getting the wheels. I waited months.

I'm a big detail guy, so these will get a proper clean and coating. My PP1 wheels went through the same as they were a pain to clean. These should take a fraction of the time :)

I was looking at summer only tires as the Mustang does not see winter at all. But I can look at A/S too. I need to get new tires as the rears are looking thin and the 255's up front are too small for 19x10. I'll go 285/35/19 on all corners.
255 isn't too bad but wider is better. I'll probably rock the 255 square another year or two. I don't rack up mileage much and drive year round (unless there is 3+ inches of snow then I stay home or use the wife's Escape). 13k in about 3 years. If you don't already have em, I suggest Rokblok's vPP1 splash guards. They made the car look 10x better after going from my 19x8.5 C/S wheels to these 19x10.
 

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getting closer. Picked up 285/35 Indy 500’s for a great deal. Ceramic detail done and I’ll detail the tires tomorrow.

I think my OEM pony center caps will fit

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getting closer. Picked up 285/35 Indy 500’s for a great deal. Ceramic detail done and I’ll detail the tires tomorrow.

I think my OEM pony center caps will fit

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The do fit but will be loose. I ended up getting the Ford Performance center caps that are the same size as GT350 center caps. The Ford Performance cap’s definitely snap in with more confidence
 

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Or it might have been the LMR ones I used, sorry it was a few years ago, all I do remember is that when I pressured washed wheels water would get behind caps and rusty water would come out from center caps after you drive the cars.

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I have the ford performance ones with ford logo then ford performance. They were loose but used a heat gun and pushed tabs out slightly. They are tight in the wheels now.
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