19" Forgestar cf5v wheels | Michelin 4s tires| Install s550 Mustang
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- Опубликовано: 16 дек 2018
- Today I will be installing my newly purchased Forgestar cf5v wheels with Michelin pilot sport 4s tires.
Fronts 19x10 et35
285/35r19
Rears 19x11 et50
325/30r19 
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Very seldom do I find a Mustang that has any other rims but the Performance Pack rims and think it looks really good. THIS looks REALLY good.
Good informative video, good job bud!
Nice video,,,,,,answered alot of my questions,,,,,,,,,tring to see how much Wheel gap I will have running the 30 instead of the 35 all the way around. ,,,thanks for the video
Honestly if and when the 4s is available 305/35 thats the route im going. Personal preference i feel 35/40 series for the rears. Needs more sidewall.
Great video! Love the wheel setup, quick question though, would you need a tune to be able to run that wide of a wheel in the rear
I appreciate the comment! This is an older setup, but I would like to get another set of 19's as a secondary set at some point. A tune is not needed but 325's are also not needed for stock long block with bolt ons and a tune. It was the only wide tire in a 4s that I could get in 19's which is why I went with them. I am now running 4s 305's in the rear on 20" wheels and there is plenty of grip!
Was it worth it? Do you get significant more traction? I am considering this, but the only thing holding me back is how much shorter the 325 is and me having a stock pp Gt. Also, where did you buy the tires from?
Your timing is impecable! Just uploaded a new video on that exact subject. Check it out. ruclips.net/video/FqxhneAIn08/видео.html
Compared to the stock tires, how has the ride changed with the lighter wider wheels?
Is it just as comfortable? Any tracking issues when cruising on the highway?
Honestly I can't really tell the differance as far as ride quality. It is stiffer, but that is mostly due to my suspension. Most of the roads I travel are well maintained. For me it could be daily driven if I chose to. No tracking issues on the highway. Drives like stock.
How does the rear tire size affect your speedometer and gears? I have a GTPP and want to change the wheels for something larger too, but a bit afraid that a smaller wheel diameter with 30 aspect ration would shorten the gears too much. They are already short with the torsen 3.73 differentiel. I feel like i wont even hit 60mph in 2nd gear.
Using my gps if the speedometer said 80mph i was actually going about 76-77mph. I don't believe it would effect the gearing all that much but i could be wrong. I never noticed it. You could have the car recalibrated to make it accurate. Also this is acutally an older setup. I using 20's now which are .5" larger in the back. There is a video up on that.
Do you have any rubbing issues? I'm looking at doing the same rear size on SVE 350's they are 19x11 in the rear as well.
No rubbing issues. I would wait till summer and see if Michelin comes out with a 305/35 in the 4s. Will be better fitment with 11" wheels and a little more sidewall then the 325's. Also there is rumor there will be a new cup2. Which is said to more road use friendly.
After living with the performance pack glossy black wheels, I wouldn't go back to another glossy wheel. The upkeep on these wheels with concerns of brake dust is absolutely ridiculous. After 1500 miles I got rid of the Brembo brake pads and went with supposedly low dust Hawks. Just as bad. I literally would have to clean the wheels after every use. Ive tried different sprays on the wheels. No help. Next up I'll go with an Anthrasite colored wheel. At least I might get 2 uses before cleaning...LOL!!
I hear ya, but its like owning a black car. It is more up keep but when its clean it looks awesome. In my opinion same goes for black wheels especially on the magnetic paint. The forge stars were much easier and faster to clean than the performance pack wheels. Same can be said for my new wheels which are also gloss black.
I have an all black 370Z sport coupe with glossy black wheels. Shortly after I got the car(new) I got the exterior, wheels and brake calipers ceramic coated. Dirt and brake dust don't stick to the surface and what little dust does settle easily washes off. My car can easily go at least a week without showing dirt. I do hand wash it once a week with products that enhance the slipperiness of the coating and it's hydrophobic properties.
Fitment looks good. What is the width of these wheells?
11" in the rear 10" in the front. This
is my old setup. Check out my other videos and stay tuned for more. Thanks for watching!
Have you had a problem with paint being chipped with 325?
If you are refering to the paint on the quarter panels you will at some point get some minor stone chips, but it's not so much do to the tire size but the offet of the wheels. 305's on the rear would do the same thing. I had the same problem with my performance pack wheels with spacers. I will say this though the 4s tires don't pickup as many stones as the stock pirelli's did.
Hey for the 325/30/19 will 29x10.5 would fit?
If your asking will the 325 tires fit a
10.5" wide rim then I would say No. Michelin recommends a 11" min. to a 12" max. rim width.
hi, is it possible to install 305/40 on r19 j8.5 et50 wheels?))
I wouldn't recommend it. Minimum width for 305 is 10" wide rim.
Roughly what does that set up cost?. Is your car lowered any?
I paid just over 3400 for wheels and tires. Car is lowered with roush coilovers.
Mick76 would you Recommend the roush springs? How do you like them?
How *WIDE* are the Rear rims? I have 18x10 on my FOXBODY... and my buddy has 19x10 on his
ruclips.net/video/3_tVwBKTGhI/видео.html
19x11et50
Is there a big difference in drivability with tires that wide? I’m thinking of going the same route.
No problem with drivavility. Car is much more planted. Honestly 325's in the rear is a bit excessive. I would much rather have a 305/35. Hoping Michelin will add that to there lineup.
are both the rears and fronts the "deep concave"?
Yes sir they are.
@@mick76 what are the specs of the rims for front and rear?
@@JCK119
Front 19x10 +35
Rear 19x11 +50
Still have your old wheels? I’d like to buy them.
I don't have the performance pack wheels. The forgestars are for sale. Wheels only. Im running 20's now. If you haven't seen the vid check it out!
What brand lug nuts are you using????
Gorilla's. Thanks for watching!
Looks great....but personally I would have gone 305/35 in rear.
As would I, but Michelin doesn' t offer the 4s in a 305/35. Check out my other video were I used super sports and look out for my next video where I will be fitting my car with 20's and 4s tires.
@@mick76 you are adding 20s? When will this be?
@@timesn7774 The distributor says by the 10th of June. Been waiting over a month for them to be made. Stay tuned!
@@mick76 dope man. I have been trying to decide to stay with 19s or go with 20s. Not sure how easy the fitment would be with 20s and i dont want the car to be raised as much because bigger wheel but maybe i can lower and hopefully not rub much at all
WRONG PROFILE. ON THE FRONT, PROPER SIZE SHOULD BE 285/40 R19.
Ahh nooo. 285/40r19 would be almost 1.5" larger in dia. then the the 325/30r19. If anything I would want more side wall in the rear not in the front. The profiles on this setup are proper for this particular application. Fyi this is an older setup check out my latest. m.ruclips.net/video/DMPnrY70UJg/видео.html
Someone doesnt understand tire sizes....lol...285/35 is literally the same height as stock 255/40.
@@michaelharris748 Exactly! Thank you! I would have stayed with the this setup if michelin offered the 4s in 305/35. I hung on to the wheels so will see.
325 Jesus christ
You can actually squeeze a 345 on the rear. 325's aren't necessary, but the 4s isn't available in a 305. Hopefully Michelin produces them and i will scoop a pair up.
Coyote5.0 lmao I have an ecoboost I don’t make anywhere near enough power to need a wheel like that lmfao all I need is a 245
@@juliansaiz5714 Yeah only someone with a high output motor might benefit from something that wide.