school boy

As long as you use hub centric adapters, you will be fine. Im running a 1/2" on the front and 1" on the back. Even though im running spacers instead of adapters, its the same concept. Btw, im running longer wheel studs to be able to run these spacers.
http://www.maximummotorsports.com/st...ath=49_134_232
http://www.americanmuscle.com/h-r-spacers-25mm.html
http://www.americanmuscle.com/eibach-spacers-35mm.html

WJL

After all the reply's I'm convinced looked on ebay you can get them pretty cheap, StangCoupe, that is a Bad A@* car i had one when i was a kid, mine was a 1971 351 Cleveland with an AMX automatic. loved that car however by the time I got it it was in pretty bad shape sold to the guy down the street for $100.00

LilRoush

I would NOT suggest getting cheapy ebay ones. Get quality spacers from MM / Steeda / etc.... I also suggest stronger than OEM studs if you go this route.

Alfonso97GT

Thanks guys im going to order some 1.25" Hubcentric spacers (:

Soldier GT

Agree with everyone (well almost everyone) else. I'm running 1 inch spacers (in the rear) and have had them on my car since 2008. I've even ran them a the race track (I would not suggest doing that). Roush is most def speaking the truth. Do not buy cheap spacers.

Sonic Mustang

Promise me you'll post pictures of the aftermath.

All the reply's (sic) included several warnings about avoiding cheap ****.