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i have been lookin at sum 18x9 and 18x10 bullitt wheels and i dont know what size tire would even fit or would i have to step down to 17's. i have a 91 LX conv. 5.0 with new struts and shocks
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actually pro50sc i think ive seen the bullitt rims for four lug.99% sure of it. may have been in modified mustang magazine or something but im sure they have them. i think 18s may look a little funny on a fix though. you are looking at the 10.5 rears and 9 front right? i have really seen a fox with bullit on it that i can remember. id like to see how it looks. they may hang out under thw wheel well though, might be weird looking. they looked awesome on my 2001 and 73 though
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89 2.3 Turbo, 82 T-Top Notch 5.0 and 86 GT Black in and out with 306 AFR 165's and comp XE 276, T-5Z, Smoothed Engine Bay, Battery in Trunk, SLP's, Bolt-on's
see my sig, i have 17x9's all the way around, deep dish is a no go without tubbing, i get rubs with 275's on these in the back, and IMO they look great, only rub is on the inside on hard cornering, and a little A arm wheel grind on full lock
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