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Topic: New rims for my notch, what's your thoughts!
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SikWiditMke
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I finally did my PBR brake set up on my notch, and decided to throw my new rims on. Just wanted to get your guys thoughts.
I plan to go lower in the rear, once I find some time.
Dis-regard the filters used, only pics I have at the moment
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swedensky
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i really like them!!
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SydeWaySix
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Looks good! What are they? Also do they have center caps? Looks like its missing something ![[Confused]](confused.gif)
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Nice I like them a lot ![[burnout]](graemlins/burnout.gif)
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SikWiditMke
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Thanks guys!!
It's the new XXR 535, in black chrome... The black chrome is really not up to par, but what can you expect with the price.
I do have center caps, but waiting to get a blank black decal for them.
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maeco
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Looks good!
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fstryde3
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Rims look cool not a fan of black chrome though always looks dirty to me.
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SIC9250
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I like! Lookin good! Trim a coil out the rear it'll be perfect!
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SikWiditMke
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I plan to cut a coil, I'm hoping, its not to much to where it makes my height un-even
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a302juGRnot
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Looks good! What size n width are they?
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SikWiditMke
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17x9.75 +20 in the rear
17x8.25 +35 in front. "Ordered the wrong one on accident" I really wanted the offset of +20.
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JohnCM
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Looks good!
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4 CAM FOX
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I love concave wheels, Those looks really good. ![[patriot]](graemlins/patriot.gif)
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Stangn5oh
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Very nice!!!! Love the stance of it right now.
If it were me I'd get taller tires to fill the rear gap instated of lowering...
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95gtdrop
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looks great!
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diablounicorn
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Them are nice, center caps then bam
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SikWiditMke
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Thanks guys, I for sure wanted something different, that nobody in the area has, and I think I hit it right on!
I'm making some center caps at the moment, I'll update when I get them done.
I'm running a 275/40/17 in the rear, would it be okay to go taller, I'm thinking it would look to tall, and look awkward.
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90 GT *sold*
92 GT *sold*
90 Notchback *wrecked and sold*
93 Ex-CHP notchback *Daily driver*
Posts: 558 | From: El Sobrante/Vallejo | Registered: Jan 2010
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a302juGRnot
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Originally posted by SikWiditMke:
Thanks guys, I for sure wanted something different, that nobody in the area has, and I think I hit it right on!
I'm making some center caps at the moment, I'll update when I get them done.
I'm running a 275/40/17 in the rear, would it be okay to go taller, I'm thinking it would look to tall, and look awkward.
I think your tires are good. Just start with half a coil first n see how u like it. Better to not cut enough than to cut too much. I've been there beforelol
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fredfifty
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would MM adj lower arms be a good (but expensive) alternative to cutting springs?
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a302juGRnot
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quote:
Originally posted by fredfifty:
would MM adj lower arms be a good (but expensive) alternative to cutting springs?
yah. Its suppose to lower 1 inch more. there's other brands that's cheaper also.
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H/C/I 1995 mustang gt sold
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fredfifty
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^Dude your notch is sittin perfect. So you ised the MM adj hd lower arms? There are 2 different MM adj lower arms, but whats the difference? Beside one more expensive than the other...
I plan on going that route to even out my verts drop.
Btw op nice notch as well!
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a302juGRnot
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quote:
Originally posted by fredfifty:
^Dude your notch is sittin perfect. So you ised the MM adj hd lower arms? There are 2 different MM adj lower arms, but whats the difference? Beside one more expensive than the other...
I plan on going that route to even out my verts drop.
Btw op nice notch as well!
I don't know much about what mm has to offer but if there's a more expensive control arm, its prolly better material/bushings. I've never had weight jackers, but if I ever get another solid axle mustang, i plan on going that route. thanks for the props man
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H/C/I 1995 mustang gt sold
Posts: 1646 | From: sacramento | Registered: Jul 2010
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