rotary_gx7

I just picked up these rims for 700.. with Goodyear Eagle 245/45ZR17 tires, there from a 1999 Mustang GT, the rims have 60,000km on them...

was it a good deal?

turbine

iTrader: (1)

no

ForsakenRX7

for 700? Damn, that guy saw you coming. you got ripped man. sorry.

rotary_gx7

how much are they worth?

Schmitty

iTrader: (11)

How good is the tread on the tires? If the tires are pretty new you could justify $350 for the tires and $350 for the rims or something like that....

rotary_gx7

the tires are brand new

SpeedKing

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If it was for 700 Canadian ($557 USD), you naysayers don't know ****.

Cheapest Goodyear Eagles on Tire Track in a 245/45-17 were ~$180/apiece.

Sounds like ya done good, son!

rynberg

The only problem is the tires are 1" too tall....

rotary_gx7

actually they fit amazing except it rubs on my front mud guard, but easy fix, i was surprise i thaught for sure it would rub the fender or shock, but i misjuged it. they look really nice, considering i'm used to 15" rotary phone dial rims, "no pun intended".

Rxmfn7

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I had those wheels on my FC at one time, they are pretty light for a 17x8 ( ~17lbs if I remember right). But that stock mustng tire size is too big for your car. Im really suprised they arent rubbing alot up front. I was using 255/40r17s out back and 235/40r17s in front. Usually just the wheels sell for ~$250-300 for a set.

Snrub

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Be carefull with them. I would expect you to cut them on the fenders if you get full suspension travel.

rotary_gx7

thanks for the info guys!

SpeedKing

iTrader: (4)

Not for the Mustang, it isn't.

saburo

iTrader: (1)

whats the offset? Or should I say "Backspace"?

rotary_gx7

about 1/4 to 1/2 inch its tight, if thats what i think ur talking about.. i'm only 16, i dont know anything about tires.