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R Bittles

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I have wondered if Mustang rims would work on our vehicles. So other than the hubcentric rings you didn't need spacers? Car looks great dude! Would love some Pony rims on mine
Thank you much and I'm sorry for the delayed response. I don't check in often as life gets in the way. I have the taller tires on now (have had for months) and I'm still at stock ride height. No rubbing and no issues at all. The hub centric rings are all you need at least with a 20x9. Any wider idk if you'd need spacers. The Pony wheels should fit great with only the hub centric rings and will look great. I went with an aftermarket center cap that says FORD to ditch the Mustang emblem and look factory.
 

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Thank you much and I'm sorry for the delayed response. I don't check in often as life gets in the way. I have the taller tires on now (have had for months) and I'm still at stock ride height. No rubbing and no issues at all. The hub centric rings are all you need at least with a 20x9. Any wider idk if you'd need spacers. The Pony wheels should fit great with only the hub centric rings and will look great. I went with an aftermarket center cap that says FORD to ditch the Mustang emblem and look factory.
What year Mustang did you get those rims from? And when you say hub centric rings, do they go over the hub but not add space?
 

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What year Mustang did you get those rims from? And when you say hub centric rings, do they go over the hub but not add space?

What year Mustang did you get those rims from? And when you say hub centric rings, do they go over the hub but not add space?
These are from a 2018 Mustang GT. The hub on the Taurus is smaller than the hub on the Mustang so to eliminate any potential vibrations, etc. a hub centric ring is used to fill the gap where the wheel is again riding on the hub and not just relying on the lug studs. The smaller hub on the Taurus also means that the Mustang wheels will fit a Taurus but Taurus wheels won't fit the Mustangs bigger hub. Both cars however share the same 5x114.3 or 5x4.5 lug bolt pattern. I'm also not relying on TPS anymore. I'm gonna have a forscan done to ignore it and have no tps light on.
 

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FREE 20" GLOSS-BLACK SHO WHEELS + TIRES!

Not sure where to post this: I have a set of 2012 SHO 20" wheels in powder-coated gloss-black. I bought new rims and tires recently and don't need these anymore. There is some slight curb-rash on one wheel. These are FREE! Local pick-up in Los Angeles area only.
 
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Got a good deal on a set of KMC KM709 FLUX wheels and nitto movito tires. It really changes the look of the car completely! I love it. I did have to buy a set of skinnier lug nuts to fit into the bolt holes on the wheels. They're black and they really set the car off!
 

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