Will this offset stick out??? 18x10 45mm
4th Gear Member
Joined: Jul 2007
Posts: 1,852
From: East Moline, IL
RE: Will this offset stick out??? 18x10 45mm
Cool. No problem.
No rubbing issues. I have the D-Specs, and I do run them just 1 from full hard in the rear, but that's more for my piece of mind. I don't think they would rub even if I bottomed out. I think they were just barely tuck. When you get wheels that close to the edge, though, it's very important to have your rear end centered properly. The difference without centering is very noticeable, and one side will stick out (and make contact if you bottom out) if you're not centered.
No rubbing issues. I have the D-Specs, and I do run them just 1 from full hard in the rear, but that's more for my piece of mind. I don't think they would rub even if I bottomed out. I think they were just barely tuck. When you get wheels that close to the edge, though, it's very important to have your rear end centered properly. The difference without centering is very noticeable, and one side will stick out (and make contact if you bottom out) if you're not centered.
5th Gear Member
Joined: Jul 2007
Posts: 4,897
From: TX
RE: Will this offset stick out??? 18x10 45mm
You could probably go with some 315's in the rear on those rims. Weight, weight, weight with 20's. That's why I'm afraid of going over 275's rear. Considering some forged 19's.
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Joined: Apr 2008
Posts: 394
From: Maryland
RE: Will this offset stick out??? 18x10 45mm
ORIGINAL: DarkFireGT
Cool. No problem.
No rubbing issues. I have the D-Specs, and I do run them just 1 from full hard in the rear, but that's more for my piece of mind. I don't think they would rub even if I bottomed out. I think they were just barely tuck. When you get wheels that close to the edge, though, it's very important to have your rear end centered properly. The difference without centering is very noticeable, and one side will stick out (and make contact if you bottom out) if you're not centered.
Cool. No problem.
No rubbing issues. I have the D-Specs, and I do run them just 1 from full hard in the rear, but that's more for my piece of mind. I don't think they would rub even if I bottomed out. I think they were just barely tuck. When you get wheels that close to the edge, though, it's very important to have your rear end centered properly. The difference without centering is very noticeable, and one side will stick out (and make contact if you bottom out) if you're not centered.
2nd Gear Member
Joined: Feb 2008
Posts: 238
From: Jacksonville, Arkansas
RE: Will this offset stick out??? 18x10 45mm
Good to hear they shouldn't stick out. I don't want to look like a *** with my tires outside the fender walls. Looks good on trucks and some vehicles. But, not all. But, that is just my opinion. I also don't like 20's on a mustang.
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3rd Gear Member
Joined: Feb 2008
Posts: 683
From: Northwest GA
RE: Will this offset stick out??? 18x10 45mm
Those sizes will work, but 20s are just ridiculous (I have an invincible flame suit on 
) Some 20s I do like, but gah the majority just look dumb and to showy for me JMHO. 18s are a good choice and look great...especially the wheels you've chosen
) Some 20s I do like, but gah the majority just look dumb and to showy for me JMHO. 18s are a good choice and look great...especially the wheels you've chosen
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Joined: May 2007
Posts: 13,322
From: NW Arkansas
RE: Will this offset stick out??? 18x10 45mm
ORIGINAL: MustangFan45
Good to hear they shouldn't stick out. I don't want to look like a *** with my tires outside the fender walls. Looks good on trucks and some vehicles. But, not all. But, that is just my opinion. I also don't like 20's on a mustang.
[IMG]local://upfiles/90468/2DC0C3A7A9EF4AC7A421FAFDB3A6833C.jpg[/IMG]
Good to hear they shouldn't stick out. I don't want to look like a *** with my tires outside the fender walls. Looks good on trucks and some vehicles. But, not all. But, that is just my opinion. I also don't like 20's on a mustang.
[IMG]local://upfiles/90468/2DC0C3A7A9EF4AC7A421FAFDB3A6833C.jpg[/IMG]
Are the stones and dirt just thrown up on
the sides of the stang with them sticking out so much?
Let see some pics of a dirty stang with those rims.
4th Gear Member
Joined: Jul 2007
Posts: 1,852
From: East Moline, IL
RE: Will this offset stick out??? 18x10 45mm
ORIGINAL: Analyzer52
How do you make sure it's centered? Should it be centered from the factor or do I need to take some measurements?
ORIGINAL: DarkFireGT
Cool. No problem.
No rubbing issues. I have the D-Specs, and I do run them just 1 from full hard in the rear, but that's more for my piece of mind. I don't think they would rub even if I bottomed out. I think they were just barely tuck. When you get wheels that close to the edge, though, it's very important to have your rear end centered properly. The difference without centering is very noticeable, and one side will stick out (and make contact if you bottom out) if you're not centered.
Cool. No problem.
No rubbing issues. I have the D-Specs, and I do run them just 1 from full hard in the rear, but that's more for my piece of mind. I don't think they would rub even if I bottomed out. I think they were just barely tuck. When you get wheels that close to the edge, though, it's very important to have your rear end centered properly. The difference without centering is very noticeable, and one side will stick out (and make contact if you bottom out) if you're not centered.
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Joined: Nov 2007
Posts: 6,193
From: Montaner
RE: Will this offset stick out??? 18x10 45mm
Darkfire your car is lowered isn't it? I was considering the exact same setup in the rear but with no intention of lowering the car I'm wondering if it will look like crap.
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