Reply to "FR500 Rims"

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Wider is better, yeah!

335s in the back, 245/40 in the front. The front fits fine little rubbing when lock to lock on the inside corner against the drain tube for the windshield, some smashing helps that problem. Slight roll of the fender lip was all that was needed to assure a safety factor. I have adjustable shocks so I was able to play around with the rake.

I was pleased on how easy they fit. I have seen 5 other cars running other variations of the mustang rims from other makers. I went with the powder coated white to match the car paint scheme. The powder coating quality is not the best so perhaps a polish alum would be the ticket.

12/6/068:40 PM

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