mikeysGT

Put them on, get a dyno tune to get the most performance out of them, and GO!

r3velation

would like to know as well. i want i want!

Bmr4life

If you're going to run that offset, make sure the rear tires are nice and wide, like at least 9 inches rims if not 10's. Looks silly with narrow tires so far apart.

antipeterleague

agreed. i'm hoping to get 10's actually. i was looking a s197 rims that were really cheap though out of stock. now i have so many more options!!!

stoked!

Topless06

What size tires are these front and back and are those 18x10 all the way around? Thanks!

DM797

Does anyone have pics of the 99-04 Saleen's in CHROME on an S197?

I've been searching everywhere and can't find a picture of the chrome.....I have perf. white with blue stripes...I think black would look strange...

s197shockwave

the wheel size is 18x9 front and 18x10 in the rear. Tires are Nitto nt555rs 255/45/18 front, and 285/40/18 rear.


Besides the wheels and tires, there is one part that will be needed for this to work correctly. An adjustable panhard bar (for lowered cars only). Wen our cars get lowered the drivers side rear wheel moves closer to the fender due to rear axle shift caused by the 3 link suspension. Cars with s197 offset wheels will not notice much of a change because their tires will be tucked up in the fender, but if your tires are pushed out a bit one can easily notice the driver side tire pushed out farther.


I painted the horse on the grill.

Xeno

cool, thanks

i actually read that earlier and decided to give it a shot; i used tint paint and it looks pretty good so far. taping the pony off isn't all that fun

antipeterleague

post pictures!

many people on my local board say that this is not possible. though i remember a few members here doing this.

UpTo11

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A little off-topic, but I've never seen a pony with the roush front fascia alone... looks a little goofy.