Anybody try these?

[DemoDH]

Just wondering if they would fit, I want to keep the 4 lug. And set the stocks aside for preservation. I've already ditched the quads and put some good subframe connectors.. It's says no mods necessary. Just wondering with 3/4 inch longer axles. Il probably be doing 275x45 rear

SVE Mustang Deep Dish Anniversary Wheel - 17x10 Anthracite (79-93) - LatemodelRestoration.com

 

[98expo]

bump this up.. I am not sure if I want to do a 5-lug swap just for a different wheel. Any news of what it takes??

 

[93Cobra#2771]

That's a whole lot of wheel to fit, especially in the front. I don't recall anyone running a 10" rim in the front. If they bill it as fitting in the front, then I would definitely stay with stock GT spacing, as the extra 3/4" will be critical.

 

[98expo]

That's a whole lot of wheel to fit, especially in the front. I don't recall anyone running a 10" rim in the front. If they bill it as fitting in the front, then I would definitely stay with stock GT spacing, as the extra 3/4" will be critical.

I was really looking for people who have ran the 4-lug reps (18x8(9) & 18x10 on these cars. I would like different wheels, but I wanted to see if anyone has made the 4lug wheels work.

Thanks

 

[big dad]

My 86 has 17X9 and 17X10 respectively, don't know about 18s. I run 255/40s in the front with a quarter inch spacer and longer studs and 285/40s in the rear with 4 lug disc brakes plus the stock quad shocks and not lowered. I had to make a slight mod to the rear quad shock bracket to clear the lip of the rim on the inside. I've had people tell me it looks perfect with that combo.

 

[zerpies]

Man been wondering the same thing, my brother tried something similar.

 

[Tbrake1978]

Those wheels fit very nicely. I have 245/40/17 on the 17X9 in the front(Changed to a GT rotor) and a 275/40/17 on the 17X10 rear (Quad shocks removed) fits very good. Sticks out a tad bit but looks really good.