BlueDemon07

I need some help in what to do to fill in the wheel gap without lowering it. I don't want to lower the car because I already scrape in some places and I know it will only get worse if it's lowered. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

marcuskeeler

Fill the wheel gap without lowering it? I'd like to see the answer to that one LMAO

Roy_R

Easy, couple of members here who is running 20's with 40-45 sidewall....fills them out nicely. You will have a little less power of the line, but that can be corrected with 4.10:1 gears. With the 20's, your side wall will actually be less than you have now, assuming you are running 55's now?


Then use this to re-adjust your computor to the correct speed reading.

http://www.1010tires.com/TireSizeCalculator.asp

marcuskeeler

Tall sidewalls will give a floppy soggy ride. Plus 20"s with 45 profile will look weird on the stang

BlueDemon07

I'm not trying to completely fill up the gap, just make it less severe.

waykooljr

I wouldn't recommend running oversize tires to achieve the lowered look, just my .02

grampa_stang

You'll need a tire that's 2" taller to fill-up 1" of wheel gap. That's a 29" or so.
in 20", that's about a 255/45, 265/45, 285/40, 295/40
in 18", that's about a 255/55, 275/50, 285/50, 315/45

BlueDemon07

I guess I'll just have to learn to live with it then.

grampa_stang

Or you can always cruise around with 3 passengers (200 pounders) in your car.
That'll drop her.

GRABBER08GT

why don't you want to lower it?