what wheel specs for flush fitment?

[AlanG2003]

Hi guys I have a 2022 Mustang GT I know jack about wheels I am not going to lie, I want to buy some wheels by summer of this year. My car is completely stock (wheel and suspension wise) the thing that confuses me is offset, I dont understand how much offset I should get. I plan on getting some eibach sportlines or pro springs to install at the same time as the new wheels. I was planning on doing some 19x10.5 or 19x11's. I guess my question to you guys is what wheel specs would I need paired with some springs to get a flush fitment with the fender in front and rears. I would appreciate it if you guys also left some pictures, thank you!!

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[David Vizard]

Alan,

You WILL find my wheel and gearing video's on the subject at this location.


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[Dave2013M3]

19X10 ET30-35MM FRONT, 19X11 ET48-50MM rear

 

[David Vizard]

19X10 ET30-35MM FRONT, 19X11 ET48-50MM rear

Hey Dave -got any pics of the car?
DV

 

[shogun32]

eibach sportlines or pro springs

Ick, no! Excessive drop is not your friend. You want something half inch to 3/4 drop at most.

 

[shogun32]

would appreciate it if you guys also left some pictures

There's like a thousand pages of wheel pics. And a thread dedicated to "aggressive fitment" which is directly applicable to your question. Have you read them all? This is not Facebook. Read first, ask later.

There are also lots of sites that have customer car pics searchable by wheel, color, car model

 

[Bob Lob Law]

19x10 35mm offset, 19x11 50mm offset

 

[Dave2013M3]

Here

 

[paulm1]

GT 350 wheels on a stock '21 GT. 305 30/19 front and back

 

[Dave2013M3]

Some side shots..

1st pic front 19x10 et35 -1.6 neg camber

2nd pic rear 19x11 et50 -1.9neg camber

 

[Need4SpeedMotors]

Hey this is Junior from Project 6GR, here is a example of my personal car.
6GR Ten Spoke brushed aluminum, 20x10 +35 285/30/20, 20x11 +50 315/30/20 Michelin Pilot Sport 4s tires. A good alignment has a lot to do with how the wheels are going to sit with the fender/ quarter panel. Feel free to give is a call if you have anymore fitment or wheel spec questions, we would be glad to help.

 

[David Vizard]

Ick, no! Excessive drop is not your friend. You want something half inch to 3/4 drop at most.

What am I missing here?
DV

 

[shogun32]

What am I missing here?

that it's a bad idea to go over 1" drop. And doing so also necessitates a whole bevvy of additional mods to compensate. It's been discussed a few times now.

 

[Dave2013M3]

What am I missing here?
DV

The suspension geometry is going to be quite off and you now need to move on to bumpsteer kits and other items. Not to mention loss of suspension travel on a street car.

 

[Wraith_S550]

something to consider is what you are going to use the car for and what size tire you are going to run and if you want to be limited on what you can set the rear camber to.

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