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2003/04 Mustang Mach 1 Wheels on 1989 Ranger


Doug D.

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Looking for someone who has put the 03/04 Mustang Mach 1 wheels on a 1989 or similar year model Ford Ranger. They are 17x8 with 30mm offset and have 245/45/17 tires. Can someone tell me what if any spacers I will need for front and rear?
 


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Not exactly Mach 1, but very similar.

https://www.therangerstation.com/forums/index.php?threads/new-wheels-1989-cobra-ranger.156332/

Here's one with actual Mach 1s out there on the interwebz, but who knows how long the listing will last.

https://classiccars.com/listings/view/1564248/1992-ford-ranger-for-sale-in-ft-worth-texas-76137

I personally think they look good on the square body Rangers and was going to put them on my first gen. Now I think I'm going to put them on my 99, and do a more true Magnum 500 (inspiration for Mach 1 wheels) style wheel on the First gen. I'm probably going aftermarket on the 99 though, either 17x9 or 18x9, which is probasbly too much for an older square body Ranger.
 

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These Mustang wheels are the same specs, I have 1.25" hubcentric adapters on my 09. I had to trim a bit from the studs on the rear axle, the front studs were fine. Tire centerline location is correct for the 98+ body style. I would expect you to need the same thickness on the earlier years, since the stock offset was pretty much the same throughout the years.
 

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Not exactly Mach 1, but very similar.

https://www.therangerstation.com/forums/index.php?threads/new-wheels-1989-cobra-ranger.156332/

Here's one with actual Mach 1s out there on the interwebz, but who knows how long the listing will last.

https://classiccars.com/listings/view/1564248/1992-ford-ranger-for-sale-in-ft-worth-texas-76137

I personally think they look good on the square body Rangers and was going to put them on my first gen. Now I think I'm going to put them on my 99, and do a more true Magnum 500 (inspiration for Mach 1 wheels) style wheel on the First gen. I'm probably going aftermarket on the 99 though, either 17x9 or 18x9, which is probasbly too much for an older square body Ranger.

HA! I know who purchased that 1992 ranger. It's in excellent shape
 

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