88rx7gxl

Would these wheels fit my car (correct offset)? $300 shipped is kinda cheap isnt it? Do you think they would look goofy? My car pic is below. 90 TII.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/17-WH...QQcmdZViewItem

or

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/17-WH...QQcmdZViewItem

Which would look better?

CyborgRyu

iTrader: (8)

whats the width?
n/m 17x7
+40 offset
5x114.3

yes, this will fit.

if not, a thin spacer will clear it. like 2-3mm

classicauto

iTrader: (3)

id double check with the seller if the pic is of actual product...because he's got 4 bolt rims on there....

88rx7gxl

I think the pic is just representing the wheel style. Not the actual lug pattern. I will check to make sure. Anyhow, does everyone agree that a 17x7 +40mm offset will fit? Also, what tires would be the same as stock? I came up with either a 205/50-17, or a 225/45-17. Sound right? Thanks

(stock is 205/55-16)

rotary downshift

you can get away with a 215/40/17 ..... i have that same wheel style with a 42 ofset and a the tire size i listed with no spacers and i have no clearance issues

88rx7gxl

The tires you mentioned are an inch shorter than my factory tires. Do you have any pictures of these on your car? Is your car lowered some? Thanks

Black91n/a

I'd recommend going with a wider wheel. In using 7 inch wide wheels you're limiting yourself to 225's. That is the most you can fit in front practically anyway, but with a TII you may want to get wider rear tires. You can get stock mustang wheels that are 17x8 with a about a 30-32mm offset that fit perfectly and fit a 225/45/17 nicely with no rubbing, and the wheels can accomodate 245/40/17's. The stock mustang wheels are cheap, plentiful and strong, and the GT ones aren't too heavy.

Those wheels will fit fine, you can run 225/45/17's on them, but you may need a small spacer up front to keep them from rubbing on the suspension.