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Mustang rims?
- Thread starter 88broncoll
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Yes the centers will have to be cut out for sure, but the hubs do fit through the rim, i was thinking(hoping) about this fact all the way home with them. Do you mean be spaced too far in on the back? im going to mock fit one to see what it looks like. They have 50 series tires on them now so i know it wont tell me much.
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it would work cause they are 5x4.5 but what tire will you be running with these rims
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I dont know what ill put on them for tires. I was on ebay last night hunting, and found a nice set of wheel spacers to set them the way i want. I was thinking a 2357516 or something like that. I have a 99 f150 2wd that has a set of 2357016. All im running now is explorer rims and 2357515. Bigger thasn stock is all i can say there
I threw one on the explorer last night for fun. In too far, but 1.5" or 2" wheel spacers will even allow me to run my centers all the way around.
I threw one on the explorer last night for fun. In too far, but 1.5" or 2" wheel spacers will even allow me to run my centers all the way around.
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