What do Mach1 take-off wheels go for?

[Firsttexan]

New set of HPs from Ford Performance are $1375. Giving them serious thoughts.

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[Charlemagne]

New set of HPs from Ford Performance are $1375. Giving them serious thoughts.

$1021 on Levittown and Benny (@LevittownFordParts ) will give you code for free shipping.
https://www.levittownfordparts.com/sku/m-1007k-mach1h.html

 

[ZeroTX]

$1021 on Levittown and Benny will give you code for free shipping.
https://www.levittownfordparts.com/sku/m-1007k-mach1h.html

Wish I'd known about a free shipping code. I ordered from another vendor for a Ford Performance part due to free shipping vs. the $300 freight that Levittown wanted to charge for it (a spoiler... srsly... $300 freight? No.).

Anyone know the specs on the base Mach1 wheels, like weight, and what are the stock tire sizes that Ford puts on those front/rear?

 

[Charlemagne]

vs. the $300 freight that Levittown wanted to charge for it

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I guess it depends on the distance, this was from NY to Georgia. 4 packages, 180 lbs total.

Anyone know the specs on the base Mach1 wheels, like weight, and what are the stock tire sizes that Ford puts on those front/rear?

Front 9.5" ET40 255/40 R19, rear 10" ET52.5 275/40 R19. Weight should be 33-34 lbs (1-2 lbs more than HP wheels).

 

[ZeroTX]

Shipping & Handling $98.34
Discount (Free Ground Shipping Code) -$98.34
Shipping method: FedEx® - Ground

I guess it depends on the distance, this was from NY to Georgia. 4 packages, 180 lbs total.


Front 9.5" ET40 255/40 R19, rear 10" ET52.5 275/40 R19. Weight should be 33-34 lbs (1-2 lbs more than HP wheels).

Doesn't that make the rears not only wider, but TALLER than the fronts? That would throw my car off since factory tires on it are 255/40-19. Is there a wider 19" size that will keep the factory overall diameter? 33-34lbs is pretty heavy. Has me thinking. I guess you pay for light wheels :(

 

[LSchicago]

Just curious, my preference is to keep OEM-ish wheels on my car, and I like the 5-spoke 'base' Mach1 wheels. I see you can buy a set new from Ford for like $1200, with sensors but no tires. What would a used and mint (0 mile or look like 0 mile) set go for w/ the OEM tires still on them?

Not a lot for the base wheels, as they are not very desirable. HP wheels though, Those will bring in the money!

 

[Charlemagne]

Doesn't that make the rears not only wider, but TALLER than the fronts? That would throw my car off since factory tires on it are 255/40-19. Is there a wider 19" size that will keep the factory overall diameter? 33-34lbs is pretty heavy. Has me thinking. I guess you pay for light wheels :(

All Ford oem wheels weight pretty much the same as this. If you want lighter for tracking, look for aftermarket, flow formed or forged. For different money, though.

255/40+275/40 R19 is standard for PP1 GT and Mach 1 without HP. Not sure why you have 255/40 all around but yeah, 275/40 are a little taller (~18 mm). You don't need to stick to oem sizes, get 285/35 R19 to the rear with same height as 255/40. Or anything else, tyre size is your choice.

 

[ZeroTX]

All Ford oem wheels weight pretty much the same as this. If you want lighter for tracking, look for aftermarket, flow formed or forged. For different money, though.

255/40+275/40 R19 is standard for PP1 GT and Mach 1 without HP. Not sure why you have 255/40 all around but yeah, 275/40 are a little taller (~18 mm). You don't need to stick to oem sizes, get 285/35 R19 to the rear with same height as 255/40. Or anything else, tyre size is your choice.

Yeah also considering it's not a PP1, and has 3.55 gears, I wouldn't put taller tires on the rear.

 

[Charlemagne]

We have 3.55 gears in Europe on all GT (all are PP1) and Mach 1. I don't mind meaty tyres for good grip.

You can have 255-275 mm tyres on 9.5" so that's not an issue at all. 255 all around will work fine.

 

[LSchicago]

Yeah also considering it's not a PP1, and has 3.55 gears, I wouldn't put taller tires on the rear.

Taller tires on the rear do help with traction.

 

[Blufc3s]

Just curious, my preference is to keep OEM-ish wheels on my car, and I like the 5-spoke 'base' Mach1 wheels. I see you can buy a set new from Ford for like $1200, with sensors but no tires. What would a used and mint (0 mile or look like 0 mile) set go for w/ the OEM tires still on them?

Just bought a set from Yatesperformance on EBay for $999.95, free shipping to USA. They periodically post 6-7 sets and they sell out almost immediately.
I just got the last set this time.

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