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Never too much unless they rub.
If there's a performance reason I totally get that. But the poke, it isn't a good look. I have 305s and they do poke especially up front, but I didn't do it because it looks good. Jmo of course, but a 255-285 is more befitting of the car. If you have big power and/or you hit the track or the strip and run a sticky tire, then I'm all for it!
 

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If there's a performance reason I totally get that. But the poke, it isn't a good look. I have 305s and they do poke especially up front, but I didn't do it because it looks good. Jmo of course, but a 255-285 is more befitting of the car. If you have big power and/or you hit the track or the strip and run a sticky tire, then I'm all for it!
My 325's poked less than 1/4". My 315 Drag radials are about the same. In the 70's it was not uncommon for rear tires to poke 3-6"!
 

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To each his own. Personally, I don't mind the look of a bit more poke.
 

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I’m running the same. No issues at all. I’m on BMR drag springs

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I love this car! Do you deliver pizzas? I'ma steal it!!!!

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No rub here

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What wheels and tire combo are you running? What’s the specs on the car?
OEM Mustang GT350 wheels


Tire specs:

Front:

Size: 19x10

Backspace: 6.88""

Offset: +35mm

Weight: 24.4lbs

285/35/19



Rear:

Size: 19x11

Backspace: 7.97""

Offset: +50mm

Weight: 24.5lbs

325/30/19 rear
 

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I have 295 in back but want to step up to 315 or 325. I can spin those 295's to easy. But my 275's up front rub.... do mag ride cars have less clearance on the inside of the wheel wells?

19X10 +35
19X11 +50
 

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R2's are not good over 700RW.
Define not good......

I have 275/40/19 555Rll's on my 8.5" OEM wheels. I've cracked off a 3.17 0-60' on dragy, and get full throttle hook by 30mph on warm asphalt.
 

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I have the exact same setup, only steeda progressives, so the car is 1" lower. The only reason why I may have to rethink it is due to the big brake upgrade I'm about to start. Works fine if you're still running stock GT brakes, or the performance pack or bullitt setup.

285/35-R19 (35mm offset) in front; 325/30-R19 (50mm offset) in rear:

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I have the exact same setup, only steeda progressives, so the car is 1" lower. The only reason why I may have to rethink it is due to the big brake upgrade I'm about to start. Works fine if you're still running stock GT brakes, or the performance pack or bullitt setup.

285/35-R19 (35mm offset) in front; 325/30-R19 (50mm offset) in rear:

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Exactly what I hope my convertible will look like when I get my 285-325 wheel and tyre setup installed this week :)
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