JustMe

They're not rubbing now but it's sitting up too high. I've decided to do a spindle swap to tuck them in a bit. Going to try 94-95 spindles. Do you know how much I can lower it before I have to get into rolling the fenders? I'd like to avoid that. Sounds risky!

school boy

I just looked into these wheels. They have a 17mm offset instead of the usual round about 30mm. This is going to push them out an 1/2 further.

JustMe

Yeah I don't know why they did that offset. I can't figure out why they stick out more on my car than any other either!

school boy

Any 9 inch wheel with a 17mm offset is going to push the wheels out, its not just your car.

JustMe

Yeah the thing is, the wheels were made to fit my car and there are a ton of pictures of 99-04 Stangs with these wheels and they fit perfect!

oxfordgt

Have the wheels machined, to decrease the backspace. That is your only option.

crimson2V

Did you ever fix the wheel spacing issue? I just bought a set of Rovos 18x9 Durbans for the front of my 2004 mustang and I am running into the same issue. The wheel sticks out about 1/2".

I understand going from 30mm offset to a 17 mm offset will push the wheel out half inch, but how does that explain the rest of the SN-95 mustang owners with the same wheel that show it being flush with the fender?

User 92421

run spacers on the back and roll with it