kenthicken

Category: Wheels & Tires
Price: $1200
Private or Vendor Listing: Private Listing
Part fits: S197
Location (State/Prov): CA
Item Condition: Used

I had this listed on eBay last week, but wanted to list it here and on my other Mustang boards before I break up the set and sell the wheels individually - which it seems a lot of eBayers wanted me to do...

I have a complete set of Roush Forged RR03 18 X 10 wheels. These were made for only three years (2007, 2008, 2009) and were standard equipment on the 2008 Roush 427R "Trak Pak" Mustangs, as well as the Roush "Blackjack" Mustang. They were also available from Roush for a short period of time. This is the FORGED Roush wheel, not the more common CAST wheel found on most Stage 3s, 427Rs, etc. This wheel is extremely rare now, and a complete set is hard to come by.

Size is 18 X 10, with a 40mm offset. 275 40 18 tires will fit just fine (this was the standard tire size from Roush). This will fit the 2005 - 2009 for sure, and likely fits the 2010 - 2014 Mustangs as well. Do your research before bidding.

A bit of history on this particular set: I bought this set as the chrome RR03 version, and had them powder coated gunmetal gray. The wheels were also clear coated at that time, which was a mistake on my part, since the clear started to flake off in about six months. They were on my Roush for three years, and I removed them to go with a different wheel.

Cosmetically, the wheels are chipped in places, scratched in others. Clear coat is coming off in places. Missing a couple of center cap screws. Centercaps slightly dimpled in center, and fit tightly in the bore. Look at photos. If these are going on a track car, or if you like the "patina" look, you could probably leave them as they are. For a street car, I would re-powder coat or chrome them. They are ugly. I didn't have them re-powder coated prior to sale, since whomever buys these may have a Trak Pak (gunmetal), Blackjack (black chrome or chrome) or may want to chrome them. I left it open for the buyer to do as they wish. Powdercoating is usually in the $400 range for a set of wheels. Chroming is much more, no doubt.

Structurally, the wheels are sound and were on my car for 40,000 miles with no problems. No vibrations or anything. One of the wheels seems to like a couple more weights than the others.

Would like to see these go on a TrakPak / Blackjack...

$1,200 - plus the ride and insurance. PayPal only.

Operation_Roush

Howdy,

Would you happen to still have your Trak Pak RR03 wheel set? I know its 7 years later, but, hey, I figured it would be worth a shot! ^_^