All I have to say is thank you! I was looking to see how this setup looked mounted. I will definitely go this same route but with different rims. Looks awesome!
Looks perfect. Stock'ish look, but everyone knows they are from stock. I hate to see people waste their hard earned money on wheels that look stock or in some cases worse..
That's looks absolutely perfect mate! Great choice. I wish I had seen this video just two weeks ago. I also have a Magnetic S550 that I just fit a set of P51's to in 20×10 and 20×11 with 305/30 and 275/30 Sport 4 S tyres. The 275 front is just a little too small now and I badly want 285's after seeing yours. Congrats again.
Sweet!! Yes I love the fitment. The 4s tires are a very popular tire. You should have no problem selling the 275's for close what you paid provided they have very little mileage and get the 285's.
Wheels were 1400. Tires around 1600. Plus tpms sensors and lugs. I pieced my wheel package together because i wanted the 4s tires. So im in at about 3400 or so. Find a vendor and get a complete package. Then all you have to do is bolt them on.
I have the exact same setup on my 2017 S550 convertible. Like you, it was very hard to define the exact look that I wanted, but thanks to my local wheel shop--they found exactly what I needed and that was Niche Targa 20" wheels. They highly recommended the "staggered" look and I went with it with 285/30/20 front and 305/30/20 rear. Back spacing and offset are everything! I forgot those specs as I write this, but In have a slight "deep dish" look in the back--possible with the 305s in back. I did my set up four years ago. I plan to have my Niche Targa wheels completely sand blasted to bare metal and repainted in super gloss jet black like your wheels are. This will look fantastic on my grabber blue GT with my jet gloss black Boss 302 style side stripes. Nice job!
Hi I’m in the market for wheels and tires What a headache figuring out the sizes I’m doin my home work trying to find the right combo Right off I want 305 But wasn’t sure on the front the 285 and 275 with the 30 or 35 are looking good My magnetic will look and preform like yours Nice set up ya got there I’m going for the ferrada cm2 in the ‘’ rose gold ‘’ Going to look very nice Ty for the u tube gif
gs 16gt I'm looking at the cm2 too. Fitment is hard because of their offsets. I wanted a 19 inch wheel but wanted to run a 305 in the back but then tires became hard to find. Did you buy the cm2? I'm thinking 20x9 275/35 +35 front and 20x10 305/35 +40 in the rears.
I was lowered on Roush coilovers. Approx. 1.5" front and rear. Maybe a touch lower up front. I will have a new video coming up shortly on a new suspension setup. Waiting on some longer length rear coils.
@@A21.D In my opinion.. No! I think its going to sit to tall in the rear with a 30 series. If your trying to go for the look of my car in this video it will be close but the Sport lines are not quite a 1.5" drop in the rear. I am at about a 2" drop all the way around now and in my opinion it sits perfect with my setup now. If you run a 35 series tire with the sport line it should work well but again this my opinion..but a 35 series is to much sidewall on a 20" wheel. Also i wouldn't recommend a 2" drop with just lowering springs alone. I would add some aftermarket shocks. Perferably with shortened shock bodies or just get coilovers and then you can dial in the look you are trying to achive.
Coyote5.0 thank you for your input I appreciate it. the rims and drop on you’re car are perfect man! Beautiful car man! I have a black 2016 5.0 and was looking for some rims and tires for it along with some springs or coilovers.
@@Stang2016 In this video I was at 1.5" in the rear and around 2" up front. I am now at about 2" all around with the new coilovers. No mods needed. Just get a proper alignment. Check out my coilover video.
You can fell a little more of the road, but i'm running a firm coilover setup and sitting about 2" lower over stock so that plays a part in it. Over all though quality is good. It also depends on the condition of roads you will primarily be driving on too. If there rough I would suggest 35 series. Roads were I live are maintained so it is very tolerable.
It has been done. Check mustang6g.com. You will need correct wheel offset and most likely need to run some negative camber. Me personal I would avoid doing this unless your tracking the car and honestly if your tracking the car 285/30r20 or 285/35r19 squared with R compound tires would be excellent.
@H3LLDOG That will work, but you'll most likely need to run some more negative camber on the rear. Are are lowered or plan to lower your car? If so how much? That will play a part in what you can get away with running. I'm on roughly a 2" drop on all corners now and have no issues with this wheel/tire setup.
@@shoes3871 Project 6GR said 345s with no more thsn 0.5 inch drop in the rear and thats ghe widesr you can go? They used Proxes and NTo5s Nittos, its on their website
I went with the front 255 35 20 In the rear is 295 30 20 Continental extreme contact DWS06 With built-in wheels five star classic and trust me it handles and looks like it’s supposed to
How wide are your wheels and what’s your offset? I have some 20x8.5 up front and 20x10.5 in the rear. Same tire size and I’ve been what it would look like. Offset is +38
I'm running the 20x11's in back with 315's and 20x10 in front with 285 35's and at stock ride height they rub in front on the drivers side. I need to figure out why because i have the ford performance track pkg i want to install but it'll lower it another inch and it'll rub even worse then. I love how it looks but considered going to 19's in the front so i can install my suspension pkg.
You just need camber plates up front to allow for more negative camber. I have had as low as 2" below stock with my GC coilovers and no rubbing. In this video I was running roush coilovers with maximum motorsports camber plates and had an alignment done. With no rubbing and I was at 1.5" below stock.
Do you put in the link of the company where you bought the p51 they look killer how is the ride quality? I want to buy those wheels P51 and the same set up thank you for your input brotha
You definitely can run 275 on a 10" wide wheel up front. Has been done many times. Matter fact when I'm ready for new tires, I'm going to run a 275/35r20 up front and a 305/35r20 in the rear. Would like to see if it is a little more softer ride than the 30 series.
Hey mick... I just sent you another message in regards to my concerns on fitment as well. Hopefully you’ll see it & reply. So hey quick question on that setup you just did. If you would’ve went 285/35/20 instead of 30 would that have made the tire a bit taller?? I’m also very picky when it comes to stuff.. and I’m just trying to make sure I maintain the wheel gap I have now or at least close & not off another inch or something. So any info you can give on this would be much appreciated thanks..
Hey man I wanna do the same exact setup you’re running but with project 6gr 7 spoke wheels. My only question is that I’m lowered about 1 inch in my 21gt on eibach springs and my only question is that I want to run 35 sidewalls as I live in New Jersey where the roads are absolute crap. I prefer the look of the 30 sidewall but I’d be concerned about the sidewall being too thing and cracking a rim on the roads where I live. However, I’m worried that a 35 sidewall on a 20 inch rim will cause some rubbing going over bumps. What are your thoughts? Thanks! Good luck with the car!
You should be good with a 35 series with only 1" drop. In this video I was at 1.5" rear and as you should be able to tell I had a bit of wheel gap. If you run into rubbing issues(which I don't think you will) just add a little negative camber. On a side note when I first bought my car I had the eibach pro-kit with the stock performance pack wheels and tires(40 series) along with 25mm spacers which made for a very flush wheel to fender and even then I didn't have any issues. Believe me if the roads were I live were bad I would run 35 series. Fortunately they are not and I am able to get with running a 30 series.
Love the stance man! In this video how much is it lowered? Looking to get the same wheel and tire set up and looking to lower mind I have steeda lowering springs witch would drop it 1 inch
No sir 285's plenty for a street car and I dont need aggressive camber or have to worry about inside clearance or tire poke. 285 is where its at my friend.
Hmm 275 you say.... then explain to me why Michelin states the measuring rim width is a 10" rim for a 285/30. I will tell you why, because its the proper fitment. 275 on a 10" rim is to much stretch. That is why the measuring rim width for a 275 is based on a 9.5" rim.
@@irishuwould5185 Ok so if we are talking aesthetics then a 285 is still the best choice. It more closely matches the stretch of the 305 on an 11" rim. 275 has more stretch then a 285 on 10" rim. Which in turn doesn't match the over all profile of my rear tire setup. Now im not saying that is the case with other manufacturers just with the 4s tires. Other brands may run wider or narrower and the outcome may be differant.
275/35 will is max out on a 11in rim 285/30 max out on a 10.5 rim , so yes the 275 has more stretch than a 285 . But the 285/30 looks waaay better on a 10in rim! On 20s that is !
Nice set up, but I am going to have to go with AMR cheaper. lol. I bought a 3k set for my truck and had issues sell them for the price i wanted. Let them go for 1200. You know how we are, we like to change up.
Ride quality is good considering my profile and and drop. If you live in an area where roads aren't well maintained I might not suggest. Now as far as why I didn't go with 35's.. I did not want that much side wall on a 20" wheel. Not to mention the Michelin 4s is not offered in 305/35r20.
Yes.. in this video I was running Rousch coilovers with maximum motorsports camber plates. Depending on the drop you decide to go with they may not be necessary. When I was running Eibach pro springs I did not require them. Check my suspension video for what I am currently running. Thanks for watching!
nice video.... I like the gap on the back tire... I was looking others videos the have 19" but the gap on back doesn't look right.... but any chance you have no rubbing ….
No rubbing. Im a 1/2" lower in the rear now still no issues. I will have a new video coming soon when I get my new suspension parts. I'll have more detail on fitment at that point.
Ok so you haven't installed them but claim they are better? Interesting! Let me just say what may be better for you may not be better for someone else. For me this setup works. I know because I have owned a few differant profiles, width and diameters.
@@uae5.06 I gotcha and there is truth to that, but my car is setup for cruising and some spirited driving on country roads and yes looks are important to me! Hence why I said one setup may be better for you and not for someone else. To each there own.
Hey how are you? I just ordered these rims for my 2019 Gt. Are the tires meaty enough sidewall wise for a daily driven car? I can’t decide on the 35’s or 30’s aspect ratio. Def going wide in rear
Honestly it depends on couple things. How the roads where you live are and what suspension mods you have done. For me 30 series are doable but i don't daily my car. I chose 30's mostly for aesthetic. 35 series on 20" in my opinion is to much sidewall. A 305/35r20 tire is 1" larger in diameter than stock 275/35r19. So i would say if you live were the roads aren't well maintain 35 series would be the way go. Better ride quality and more protection against rim damage.
Fitment is perfect. Im actually about a 1/2" lower now since this video and no problems. The s550 can house some pretty wide tires. Any fitment issue can be corrected with a good alignement.
Thank you!! I believe you would be fine with the 285/35. The only difference is your tires will have a slightly taller side wall then mine. If you do have rubbing you should be able to correct it with an alignment.
No complaints! There holding up great! Love the look and the fitment is on point!! Check out my suspension video where I lower it a touch more in the rear. Absolutely love the way she sits now!!!
So Sir, I was using Roush coilovers in this video. Currently running Groundcontrol coilovers. Will have a video on them shortly. Just waiting on another set of rear springs so I can dial things in a bit better.
Well 19's certainly do look good and I did like my 19" forgestars. I just wish there more of tire selection in 305/35. In this video I was running a differant set of coilovers and for me with 20" wheels the ride height has to be just right. I am running a new set of coilovers now which much have more adjustablility and the stance is on point now. I absolutely love the look! I will have a video on the new setup once my replacement rears coils arrive(going with differant length coils)
You can feel a little more of the road but it is very tolerable for me. I live in an area where roads are maintained. City driving might be a little harsh. Keep a look out for a new video on my current coilover setup. Thanks!
Is your car lowered? I ordered the 2020 PP2 and I'm worried about putting 20s on the car and not adversely impacting the ride (i need street wheels/tires) when i'm not on the track. The wheel gap is really good and i'm wondering if it's because you lowered the card.
Yes I am lowered on Roush coilovers. Ride is a little stiffer than with the Eibach pro kit but could be daily driven. I will be posting a new video on a new setup once my parts arrive.
All I have to say is thank you! I was looking to see how this setup looked mounted. I will definitely go this same route but with different rims. Looks awesome!
Rodrigo Velasquez I was thinking the same I was going with a staggered look though 20x9 and 20x11 so I see now the 305 in rear is perfect
The best fitment that I have ever seen was the staggered 265/20 front - 315/20 rear....makes the car look perfect!
I keep going back to this setup, looks GREAT!! I'm going to pull the trigger.
Nice wheels p51
I think I'm going to swap out my stock pp1 wheels with a 20x9 275/35r20 and 20x10 305/35r20. I'm staying with the Michelin pilot sport 4s tires
Looks perfect. Stock'ish look, but everyone knows they are from stock. I hate to see people waste their hard earned money on wheels that look stock or in some cases worse..
That's looks absolutely perfect mate! Great choice. I wish I had seen this video just two weeks ago. I also have a Magnetic S550 that I just fit a set of P51's to in 20×10 and 20×11 with 305/30 and 275/30 Sport 4 S tyres. The 275 front is just a little too small now and I badly want 285's after seeing yours. Congrats again.
Sweet!! Yes I love the fitment. The 4s tires are a very popular tire. You should have no problem selling the 275's for close what you paid provided they have very little mileage and get the 285's.
Are you both running stock suspension?
I have 20x10 p51's in front with 285 35 tires on factory suspension and they do rub when I hit a dip in a curve.
@TMarQuis89 no, I'm running the Ford Performance Track Handling suspension set up.
@@stevefinnerty9324
I'm considering going to 275 30 tires to see if that'll work.
Awesome, how much does the p51 goes for and the Michelin 4S... interested... Thx
Wheels were 1400. Tires around 1600. Plus tpms sensors and lugs.
I pieced my wheel package together because i wanted the 4s tires. So im in at about 3400 or so. Find a vendor and get a complete package. Then all you have to do is bolt them on.
I have the exact same setup on my 2017 S550 convertible. Like you, it was very hard to define the exact look that I wanted, but thanks to my local wheel shop--they found exactly what I needed and that was Niche Targa 20" wheels. They highly recommended the "staggered" look and I went with it with 285/30/20 front and 305/30/20 rear. Back spacing and offset are everything! I forgot those specs as I write this, but In have a slight "deep dish" look in the back--possible with the 305s in back. I did my set up four years ago. I plan to have my Niche Targa wheels completely sand blasted to bare metal and repainted in super gloss jet black like your wheels are. This will look fantastic on my grabber blue GT with my jet gloss black Boss 302 style side stripes. Nice job!
Love it!
Looks great!! Nice stance. Is your car lowered? What lowering kit did you get?
Thank you!! Yes in this video I was lowered on Roush coilovers. I'm now on a different setup. Check my other videos. Thanks for watching!
Hi
I’m in the market for wheels and tires
What a headache figuring out the sizes
I’m doin my home work trying to find the right combo
Right off I want 305
But wasn’t sure on the front the 285 and 275 with the 30 or 35 are looking good
My magnetic will look and preform like yours
Nice set up ya got there
I’m going for the ferrada cm2 in the ‘’ rose gold ‘’
Going to look very nice
Ty for the u tube gif
Go 18x11 for 305/40/18 very ba.
gs 16gt I'm looking at the cm2 too. Fitment is hard because of their offsets. I wanted a 19 inch wheel but wanted to run a 305 in the back but then tires became hard to find. Did you buy the cm2? I'm thinking 20x9 275/35 +35 front and 20x10 305/35 +40 in the rears.
What kind of wheel are those? Thanks
www.p51wheels.com/.
They offer them in 19 and 20" with a few different offsets specific for the S550.
Also how much you paid for each rim
Is you’re car lowered? If so what set up? This mustang sits perfect.
I was lowered on Roush coilovers. Approx. 1.5" front and rear. Maybe a touch lower up front. I will have a new video coming up shortly on a new suspension setup. Waiting on some longer length rear coils.
Coyote5.0 do you think this wheel and tire set up will set right with Eibach Sportline Lowering Springs?
@@A21.D In my opinion.. No! I think its going to sit to tall in the rear with a 30 series. If your trying to go for the look of my car in this video it will be close but the Sport lines are not quite a 1.5" drop in the rear. I am at about a 2" drop all the way around now and in my opinion it sits perfect with my setup now. If you run a 35 series tire with the sport line it should work well but again this my opinion..but a 35 series is to much sidewall on a 20" wheel. Also i wouldn't recommend a 2" drop with just lowering springs alone. I would add some aftermarket shocks. Perferably with shortened shock bodies or just get coilovers and then you can dial in the look you are trying to achive.
Coyote5.0 thank you for your input I appreciate it. the rims and drop on you’re car are perfect man! Beautiful car man! I have a black 2016 5.0 and was looking for some rims and tires for it along with some springs or coilovers.
Could you post the link for the wheels ? And do you have lowering springs installed ?
www.getyourwheels.com/view-wheel-tire-package/p51-wheels/p51-101rf-gloss-black
I am lowered on GC coilovers.
@@mick76 what’s your inch drop? Also did you have to do any additional modifications for those tires to fit. Just ordered these wheels for my stang.
@@Stang2016 In this video I was at 1.5" in the rear and around 2" up front. I am now at about 2" all around with the new coilovers. No mods needed. Just get a proper alignment. Check out my coilover video.
Do you know where I can get these rims? They look amazing.
There are a couple vendors you can get them through online. I purchased them from getyourwheels.com.
@@mick76 Awesome thank you, that's what i have and wasn't sure if that paged was okay to buy from.
@@christopher1926 Oh yeah there a legit company. Thanks for watching!
@@mick76 thx for answering my questions so many youtubers just Skipp all the stuff us dummies need to know.
Stance is perfect!👌 do you have lowering spring?
In this video I was running Roush coilovers. I have since swapped those out. Check out my other videos. Thanks for watching!
Stock height?
No sir in this video I was on Roush coilovers with a 1.5" drop.
Do you have the link where you bought them?
P51wheels.com
Stay tuned I have a new video coming up on some suspension upgrades.
How is the ride quality over stock, plus 30 vs 35?
You can fell a little more of the road, but i'm running a firm coilover setup and sitting about 2" lower over stock so that plays a part in it. Over all though quality is good. It also depends on the condition of roads you will primarily be driving on too. If there rough I would suggest 35 series. Roads were I live are maintained so it is very tolerable.
@@mick76 Thanks. 35's it is. I live on the East Coast. Roads can be bad, potholes especially driving through NY, CT and MA. NH, VT, ME are good.
Can anyone tell me is it OK to put 305/30/20's in front on a 2015 mustang gt
It has been done. Check mustang6g.com. You will need correct wheel offset and most likely need to run some negative camber. Me personal I would avoid doing this unless your tracking the car and honestly if your tracking the car 285/30r20 or 285/35r19 squared with R compound tires would be excellent.
@@mick76 I'm getting 20s. So what about 275/30/20 front 315/30/20 rear
I see some ppl with 305/30/19 in front on gt350
@H3LLDOG That will work, but you'll most likely need to run some more negative camber on the rear. Are are lowered or plan to lower your car? If so how much? That will play a part in what you can get away with running. I'm on roughly a 2" drop on all corners now and have no issues with this wheel/tire setup.
@@mick76 no leaving on stock suspension. How do I do a negative camber. Do the ppl do what when they install the wheels?
What size are the center caps? I bought a set of P51
Here ya go. www.cjponyparts.com/ford-performance-wheel-center-cap-black-with-chrome-running-pony-logo-set-2015-2019/p/M1096OK/
Thank you!
WHATS THE WIDEST TIRE YOU CAN GO ON A S550 2015 MUSTANG PP??
325 rear 285 front 19 x 11 and 19 x 10
@@shoes3871 Project 6GR said 345s with no more thsn 0.5 inch drop in the rear and thats ghe widesr you can go? They used Proxes and NTo5s Nittos, its on their website
Richard Lorenzana Wow that’s crazy. 12 in wheel I’d guess. Probably looks sick
@@biged2193 with a 11.5 wheel, and 335s with a 11 wheel, its on their websit it looks amazimg!!
I went with the front 255 35 20
In the rear is 295 30 20
Continental extreme contact DWS06
With built-in wheels five star classic and trust me it handles and looks like it’s supposed to
How wide are your wheels and what’s your offset? I have some 20x8.5 up front and 20x10.5 in the rear. Same tire size and I’ve been what it would look like. Offset is +38
I'm running the 20x11's in back with 315's and 20x10 in front with 285 35's and at stock ride height they rub in front on the drivers side.
I need to figure out why because i have the ford performance track pkg i want to install but it'll lower it another inch and it'll rub even worse then.
I love how it looks but considered going to 19's in the front so i can install my suspension pkg.
You just need camber plates up front to allow for more negative camber. I have had as low as 2" below stock with my GC coilovers and no rubbing. In this video I was running roush coilovers with maximum motorsports camber plates and had an alignment done. With no rubbing and I was at 1.5" below stock.
Looks real good
Thank you!!
Do you put in the link of the company where you bought the p51 they look killer how is the ride quality? I want to buy those wheels P51 and the same set up thank you for your input brotha
Thank you and no problem! Here is there link www.p51wheels.com
Thanks for watching!
I was told 20x10s on 275 won’t fit my front wheel well on my mustang 2015 is that true?
You definitely can run 275 on a 10" wide wheel up front. Has been done many times. Matter fact when I'm ready for new tires, I'm going to run a 275/35r20 up front and a 305/35r20 in the rear. Would like to see if it is a little more softer ride than the 30 series.
Hey mick... I just sent you another message in regards to my concerns on fitment as well. Hopefully you’ll see it & reply. So hey quick question on that setup you just did. If you would’ve went 285/35/20 instead of 30 would that have made the tire a bit taller?? I’m also very picky when it comes to stuff.. and I’m just trying to make sure I maintain the wheel gap I have now or at least close & not off another inch or something. So any info you can give on this would be much appreciated thanks..
I got the same wheels on my 2015 GT
Price?
Are you running stock suspension?
In this video, I was on Roush coilovers. Rougly a 1.5" drop on all corners. Check out my other video to see my current setup.
So in the front on my s550 I have 245/35/20 20x9
And rear should I go with 275/35 or 275/30 it's a 20x10.5 wheel???
Is this car lowered at all?
Yes, I was sitting on roush coilovers. Lowered about 1.5" on all corners. Check my coilover video to see what it looks like now.
Hey man I wanna do the same exact setup you’re running but with project 6gr 7 spoke wheels. My only question is that I’m lowered about 1 inch in my 21gt on eibach springs and my only question is that I want to run 35 sidewalls as I live in New Jersey where the roads are absolute crap. I prefer the look of the 30 sidewall but I’d be concerned about the sidewall being too thing and cracking a rim on the roads where I live. However, I’m worried that a 35 sidewall on a 20 inch rim will cause some rubbing going over bumps. What are your thoughts? Thanks! Good luck with the car!
You should be good with a 35 series with only 1" drop. In this video I was at 1.5" rear and as you should be able to tell I had a bit of wheel gap. If you run into rubbing issues(which I don't think you will) just add a little negative camber.
On a side note when I first bought my car I had the eibach pro-kit with the stock performance pack wheels and tires(40 series) along with 25mm spacers which made for a very flush wheel to fender and even then I didn't have any issues.
Believe me if the roads were I live were bad I would run 35 series. Fortunately they are not and I am able to get with running a 30 series.
Love the stance man! In this video how much is it lowered? Looking to get the same wheel and tire set up and looking to lower mind I have steeda lowering springs witch would drop it 1 inch
Thanks!! In this video I am on Roush coilovers with 1.5" drop. Check out my Ground Control video where I am at a 2" drop.
Clean look
Damn! Looks Good....You Never Considered 305s Up Front ?
No sir 285's plenty for a street car and I dont need aggressive camber or have to worry about inside clearance or tire poke. 285 is where its at my friend.
Just my thought, two wide up front is grabbing every grove in the road is not an exciting drive . . Definitely at a 30 sidewall . 35 maybe but not 30
Just an inquiry regarding when you had the 19 inch wheels and tyres, with the 325 30 19 did you have any rubbing issues at all.
Cheers José
With proper alignment you will have no rubbing issues. Thanks for watching!
275 would have been better on front
Hmm 275 you say.... then explain to me why Michelin states the measuring rim width is a 10" rim for a 285/30. I will tell you why, because its the proper fitment. 275 on a 10" rim is to much stretch. That is why the measuring rim width for a 275 is based on a 9.5" rim.
Coyote5.0 265 minimum, but ideally 275 or 285. I’m saying 275 on the front of yours for aesthetics purposes only. But it’s your car man, looks nice.
@@irishuwould5185 Ok so if we are talking aesthetics then a 285 is still the best choice. It more closely matches the stretch of the 305 on an 11" rim. 275 has more stretch then a 285 on 10" rim. Which in turn doesn't match the over all profile of my rear tire setup. Now im not saying that is the case with other manufacturers just with the 4s tires. Other brands may run wider or narrower and the outcome may be differant.
275/35 will is max out on a 11in rim 285/30 max out on a 10.5 rim , so yes the 275 has more stretch than a 285 . But the 285/30 looks waaay better on a 10in rim! On 20s that is !
It looks really good!
Nice set up, but I am going to have to go with AMR cheaper. lol. I bought a 3k set for my truck and had issues sell them for the price i wanted. Let them go for 1200. You know how we are, we like to change up.
I know the feeling same happened when I sold my forgestars.
How's the ride with the 30 profile tires? Why didn't you go with a 35r instead? Thanks bro, car looks nice
Ride quality is good considering my profile and and drop. If you live in an area where roads aren't well maintained I might not suggest. Now as far as why I didn't go with 35's.. I did not want that much side wall on a 20" wheel. Not to mention the Michelin 4s is not offered in 305/35r20.
did you have to get camber plates for your alignment?
Yes.. in this video I was running Rousch coilovers with maximum motorsports camber plates. Depending on the drop you decide to go with they may not be necessary. When I was running Eibach pro springs I did not require them. Check my suspension video for what I am currently running. Thanks for watching!
nice video.... I like the gap on the back tire... I was looking others videos the have 19" but the gap on back doesn't look right.... but any chance you have no rubbing ….
No rubbing. Im a 1/2" lower in the rear now still no issues. I will have a new video coming soon when I get my new suspension parts. I'll have more detail on fitment at that point.
where did you get the wheels? link? i see these are basically one of the lightest 1 piece wheels available
www.getyourwheels.com/view-wheel-tire-package/p51-wheels/p51-101rf-gloss-black yes they are pretty light. 22lbs. Front 23lbs. Rear
If your car lowered ? If so any rubbing sir ?
Here is a video on my suspension setup.
th-cam.com/video/9J0ddGsTtUQ/w-d-xo.html
No rubbing with proper alignment.
Do you think I’ll rub on eibach sportline springs with your exact rim/tire set up?
No definitely not... in this video I am at about the same ride height as sportlines. Check my GC coilover video. I am 2" drop now and still no issues.
It will most definitely rub,badly.
What is your setup? So i can look it up
Check my other videos for other mods. I also put some additional info in the video description. Thanks for watching!
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I will install 275.40.19 michelin pilot sport 4s better than 20 inch
Ok so you haven't installed them but claim they are better? Interesting! Let me just say what may be better for you may not be better for someone else. For me this setup works. I know because I have owned a few differant profiles, width and diameters.
@@mick76 I mean 19 inch rims is better for rolling race and drag strip and it's from since source.. And smaller rims and Tyres is lighter
I care for Performance much than look.. If we have same power and race with different rims who will win?
@@uae5.06 I gotcha and there is truth to that, but my car is setup for cruising and some spirited driving on country roads and yes looks are important to me! Hence why I said one setup may be better for you and not for someone else. To each there own.
Yup.. Good luck and I like your car 👌
Hey how are you? I just ordered these rims for my 2019 Gt. Are the tires meaty enough sidewall wise for a daily driven car? I can’t decide on the 35’s or 30’s aspect ratio. Def going wide in rear
Honestly it depends on couple things. How the roads where you live are and what suspension mods you have done. For me 30 series are doable but i don't daily my car. I chose 30's mostly for aesthetic. 35 series on 20" in my opinion is to much sidewall. A 305/35r20 tire is 1" larger in diameter than stock 275/35r19. So i would say if you live were the roads aren't well maintain 35 series would be the way go. Better ride quality and more protection against rim damage.
Do 35s up front 30s in the back
Beautiful..... Any problems with rubbing or clearance issues ?
Fitment is perfect. Im actually about a 1/2" lower now since this video and no problems. The s550 can house some pretty wide tires. Any fitment issue can be corrected with a good alignement.
is car sitting on stock suspension?
No sir in this video I was on Roush single stage coilovers. Check out my video on coilovers.
Hey man, they look amazing. I have similar wheels just wanted to know if you think a 285/35/20 would fit in the front without rubbing? Thanks
Thank you!! I believe you would be fine with the 285/35. The only difference is your tires will have a slightly taller side wall then mine. If you do have rubbing you should be able to correct it with an alignment.
No it won't.
I have that and it does rub.
Where did you order the little pony cap?
Here ya go! www.cjponyparts.com/ford-performance-wheel-center-cap-black-with-chrome-running-pony-logo-set-2015-2021/p/M1096OK/
Are these from the gt500 2020?
No sir. These are p51's.
This setup looks awesome. 👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you! Still rockin' this setup. Check out my coilover video where I get it sitting better.
I’m thinking of getting a set. How are they holding up for you?
No complaints! There holding up great! Love the look and the fitment is on point!! Check out my suspension video where I lower it a touch more in the rear. Absolutely love the way she sits now!!!
@@mick76 awesome thanks for the info
Is your car on lowering springs? if so, which one?
So Sir, I was using Roush coilovers in this video. Currently running Groundcontrol coilovers. Will have a video on them shortly. Just waiting on another set of rear springs so I can dial things in a bit better.
If you don’t mind me asking what wheels are those?
P51's. Check out there website p51wheels.com
looks good but i liked the 19s better
Well 19's certainly do look good and I did like my 19" forgestars. I just wish there more of tire selection in 305/35. In this video I was running a differant set of coilovers and for me with 20" wheels the ride height has to be just right. I am running a new set of coilovers now which much have more adjustablility and the stance is on point now. I absolutely love the look! I will have a video on the new setup once my replacement rears coils arrive(going with differant length coils)
How is it driving 20s vs 19s?
You can feel a little more of the road but it is very tolerable for me. I live in an area where roads are maintained. City driving might be a little harsh. Keep a look out for a new video on my current coilover setup. Thanks!
You nailed it
Thank you! Still enjoying this setup. Check out my coilover video. Got the stance dialed in now too.
Do you have an Instagram. ?
I do!! Its mick_seventy6. Thanks for watching!!
@@mick76 hey bud can I get full specs, 20”x10 or 11. Also +35 rear?
@@andrewrodriguez553 Specs are in the description. Thanks for watching!
looks killer love the way it stands what tires of brand are they
Tires are Michelin pilot sport 4s
P51 20x10 front rear 20x11
@@ghostrider115
That's right
Is your car lowered? I ordered the 2020 PP2 and I'm worried about putting 20s on the car and not adversely impacting the ride (i need street wheels/tires) when i'm not on the track. The wheel gap is really good and i'm wondering if it's because you lowered the card.
Yes I am lowered on Roush coilovers. Ride is a little stiffer than with the Eibach pro kit but could be daily driven. I will be posting a new video on a new setup once my parts arrive.