- Apr 17, 2005
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Just got back from a car show. The wheels that I saw tonight on a 2005 GT were awesome. They fit PERFECTLY!!!! The OFFSET is PERFECT!!
The wheels are called ROH Drift-R.
They were on a Sonic Blue Mustang. They have them with Black spokes which would look good on a Yellow Mustang, but these were more of a grey color on these wheels that I saw.
Here's the scoop.
Fronts: 18 X 9 +35 mm Offset with P255-45R18
Rears: 18 X 10 +45 mm Offset with P285-40R18
Here is a website that I found that have some pictures and it looks like they sell these wheels also.
http://www.jdwheels.com/
In my OPINION. The "look" that you get from this combo makes it appear that you wouldn't have to lower the car. It really seems to visually fill the wheel well more. However, the tire diameter is essentially the exact same as the stock tires. Obviously it does not fill the wheel well anymore than the stock tire. But the amount that the wheel sticks out from the fender and the "fatter" tires makes it seems full. It kind of tricks the eye.
The guy that sells them in my area said that if you wanted to go 18 X 9 all the way around you could use the +35 mm OFFSET or even a +36 mm OFFSET.
Hope the info helps. I wish I had gotten some pictures but forgot the camera. I believe the website has some good pics though.
The wheels are called ROH Drift-R.
They were on a Sonic Blue Mustang. They have them with Black spokes which would look good on a Yellow Mustang, but these were more of a grey color on these wheels that I saw.
Here's the scoop.
Fronts: 18 X 9 +35 mm Offset with P255-45R18
Rears: 18 X 10 +45 mm Offset with P285-40R18
Here is a website that I found that have some pictures and it looks like they sell these wheels also.
http://www.jdwheels.com/
In my OPINION. The "look" that you get from this combo makes it appear that you wouldn't have to lower the car. It really seems to visually fill the wheel well more. However, the tire diameter is essentially the exact same as the stock tires. Obviously it does not fill the wheel well anymore than the stock tire. But the amount that the wheel sticks out from the fender and the "fatter" tires makes it seems full. It kind of tricks the eye.
The guy that sells them in my area said that if you wanted to go 18 X 9 all the way around you could use the +35 mm OFFSET or even a +36 mm OFFSET.
Hope the info helps. I wish I had gotten some pictures but forgot the camera. I believe the website has some good pics though.