Wheel fitment 20x10

[davejonnes]

Hey guys, I know some people who are running 20x10 with 275s setup squared without an issue. Paul from N4SM confirmed with me and everything. But I've heard that certain wheels will not work properly...

I got a pretty good deal on some AMR wheels on American Muscle: 4 20x10 wheels with 275/35 Mickey Thompsons, and TPMS sensors for $1400.

Here is the link: http://www.americanmuscle.com/black-amr-20x10-2015.html

I also have lowering springs: Eibach Sportlines. These should fit fine right?



PS: If anybody knows or have them, how's the quality on these? Good, bad, too heavy?

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[Jon|3.7]

Im on 20x10 et35 mrr gf9's I'm not lowered and no issues but that's all I can say

 

[davejonnes]

Nice! Would you say you have 1-1.5 inches of lowering room?

Also, any pics?

 

[Jon|3.7]

I would say yes

http://www.mustang6g.com/forums/images/dto_garage/users/16680/1012.jpg

and in the customer photos from the link you provided there is a car you can definitely tell he is lowered aggressively but I'm not sure if he is staggered

 

[SheStang]

I run 20x10.5 all around on 275/35/20 with the Pro-Kit. No issues.

 

[davejonnes]

Actually just read somewhere that it will not fit... due to the offset 48+ :(

 

[free]

20x10 Niche Misano with 275/35/20 all around on sportlines. No issues just wish it was lower :lol: Side note: If Paul says you're good, then you're good.

 

[six_shooter]

Worst case scenario, you may be able to use spacers if the offset isn't right.

 

[Need4SpeedMotors]

The offset is high, the specs ( width, tire size) those all are good, but the ET 48 is too high you need a ET 40 ( some have pulled it off with a ET 42 as well so maybe a 5 mm spacer which will make it a Et 43, but looking at their post it says rear only for 15+ based obviously on front specs.

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