Installed 18x10's in rear and it still doesn't look right.

99FiveOh

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I bought a new set of staggered FR500's for my car and was disappointed when I saw that the rears were still tucked in as much as the stock ones were. The set is 24mm front and 22mm rear offset which is correct for a 94-04 cars. Is the IRS more narrow than a solid axle? I seem to recall the same wheels looking perfect on a 04 GT.

I appreciate it guys.

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03' White Snake

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The IRS has a similar offset to 94-98 Mustangs, not 99-04. Get a spacer if you want them out a little more.
 

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I have 18x10.5 AFS wheels and I needed a 3/8 spacer to make it sit flush with the fender.
 

Bdubbs

u even lift bro?
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I like having wheels "fender flush" instead of sticking out to far.
 

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Yeah they're good to have the studs. They look cool too which is half the reason I got them lol
 

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I'm pleased with my 1" adaptor spacers , here's a pic on stock cobra rims with stock size tires.

I know a lot of people dislike the adaptors, but I've run them on trucks before and have never had any issues. You Just need to make sure you purchase hub centric ones.


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