Picture Request: Low Mustangs 99 - 04
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ORIGINAL: bullitt5561
I have H&R Hubcentric Wheel Spacers with 40K miles on them. No problems. They are hubcentric. They bolt on to the hub and the wheel bolts to the spacer. $150 and worth every penny. I believe most have had problems with the non hubcentric kind.
I have H&R Hubcentric Wheel Spacers with 40K miles on them. No problems. They are hubcentric. They bolt on to the hub and the wheel bolts to the spacer. $150 and worth every penny. I believe most have had problems with the non hubcentric kind.
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From: Wichita, Ks
RE: Picture Request: Low Mustangs 99 - 04
ORIGINAL: bullitt5561
if you get wheels, just get wide ones and then you wont need them. Wheel spacers are a poor mans wide wheel!!!
if you get wheels, just get wide ones and then you wont need them. Wheel spacers are a poor mans wide wheel!!!
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RE: Picture Request: Low Mustangs 99 - 04
no rubbing in the back, a little up front in bumpy turns at higher speeds, nothing major though. I could avoid all rubbing by being more careful. but whats the fun in that?
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RE: Picture Request: Low Mustangs 99 - 04
O MAN THAT LOOKS NICE. ok i kno wut my set up is gonna be. do u kno how low my 00 v6 would be compared to that if i dropped it about 1.5 in the front and .75 in the back using roush springs?
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From: Wichita, Ks
RE: Picture Request: Low Mustangs 99 - 04
its not gonna be that low. i can promise you that. mine is lowered w/ the roush springs. i just need wheels because right now it doesnt look as low as it is because of the HUGE 15" wheels. 
