197NC

I am having the hardest time trying to pick out new wheels for my sn197...
I'm wanting to go 19 or 20 inch staggered. I also have plans for murdering out the car in all black.

So I'm open for any ideas for wheels and exterior mods!

Carolina Man

Welcome

alan0614

Not sure of the look you are after but here are some options. What part of NC do you call home?

American Muscle has some good options, Will posts here quite often and should be able to help you.

A couple options -
http://www.americanmuscle.com/matteb...invo-stag.html

http://www.americanmuscle.com/glossb...invo-stag.html

Late Model Restoration has options as well -
http://www.latemodelrestoration.com/...tto-NT05-05-14

http://www.latemodelrestoration.com/...nd-Tire-Kit-19

I don't see packages on Hypermotive's website but they are a good group to deal with as well.
http://www.hypermotive.com/wheels-and-tires-5/

197NC

Thanks for the feed back, I will check them out.

I live in Wilkesboro

alan0614

Wilkesboro, I live in Granite Falls. Not far away. Hope to meet you one of these days.

tj@steeda

We currently have a sale on our ST-R Wheels Here ... & the Steeda Spyder wheels are great to:

http://www.steeda.com/2005-2010-mustang-wheels/




Let me know if I can help assist with any questions that you may have!

These are great for the murdered out look:





Best Regards,

TJ

robjh22

My 2010 GT looks JUST LIKE that and I frankly wish the wheel makers of the world only had one option, because you can drive yourself NUTS looking at wheel catalogs amirite?! I am inclining toward that Steeda look on tj's post above, but prefer anthracite or maybe aluminum color.

harleycharlie

I've been struggling with this very problem, these past few weeks. Found a set of American Racing wheels that I love, pricey, for sure (430.00 a wheel) but the valve stems are in the back of the wheel, and is very hard to ck or adjust air pressure, not only that the tpm sensors won't attach, due to needing very small valve stems. Giving them back for a set of AR 907s in PVD coating. easy to maintain, and valve stems where they belong, and look good too. will try to post a pic when they get on next Saturday. Got to travel to Long Beach for them. But its hard finding the right set. Good luck to the OP, just keep looking!

Mr. D

Being an Old School, Old Guy, I don't like the stealth/murder look, but on this Mustang it works! Nice!

Mr. D

Your just bored! It looks great as is!