Would 20x10 +40 and 20x11 +50 work with this tire setup? Just bought some Rohana rfxl11 in bronze for my Ingot silver 19 mustang gt this setup looks perfect
I think the 305s look JUST RIGHT on there, but since I’m running the same thing on the same kind of car I guess I could be accused of having a biased opinion lol 😂
I’m looking for a similar setup but want a good perspective of how much the overall wheels/tires “poke out” from the wheel well. With your new wheels it is not flush correct? It does poke out? And what is the offset on this niche wheels? I know the rears are +45, but on the fronts did you get the +25 or +35?
The fronts are still tucked in with the wheels. It's +35 for the fronts. The rear are tucked on the top of the fender but they do pike out more on the bottom so better chance of rocks/dirt getting thrown on the car
Very informative video. I just bought some 305 35 19’s Nitto 555 G2’s for my ‘12 Mustang GT. I was wondering about the fitment. I currently run 285’s which are too narrow…plus they don’t grip like I need them to since I added nitrous running a 125 shot.
I have 305/35/20 Nitto 555r2 drag radials on the back of my 2017 mustang GT on Project 6GR "seven" wheels (deep concave) and they fit perfectly with no rubbing but I'm on stock suspension.
@@kevinbreese5739 I bought RIMS years ago but there are 9, the only way to make looks wider is with spacers, but I ‘m prefer to buy a new ones like your specs.
@@zikem1006 Yeah that's definitely the best way to go. Also, Project 6GR wheels are made specifically for the mustang so no hub rings needed and the offset is perfect.
Any rubbing? I just got some Project 6GR-Ten and it’s 20x10 in the front and 20x11 in the rear. So I’m trying to figure out what tires I could go with without any rubbing issues. I have the same wheels but in 19’s right now. 285/35/19 and 305/35/19, but trying to go wider.
Also, “stretch” is the opposite of what you guys are describing in comments. Stretch is actually when the tire is much LESS wide then the rim. So wider than the rim is bulge.
I just ordered 305/35/19s with 9.5 inch wheels for the rear and 285/35/19s on 8.5 inch wide for the front. I don't race or anything, so will this setup be okay?
@@CanadianCruisin I actually made it a GT 350 The only difference at this point would be the fenders which wouldn't make a difference.....If you have the correct back spacing and diameter....GT 350 19 x 10.5 in the front and 19 x 11 in. the rear come standard....GT350 R runs 20 x 10 front and 20 x 11 rear wheel.....There are many sizes you can run on the s550...My point is you shouldn't squeeze a wider tire on a narrow wheel.......The GT, GT 350 and GT 350 R are all built with the same s550 chassis as well as the GT 500.....
@oscarmendoza8589 you might want to try the subframe alignment kit from steeda. A friend of mine had the same issue and with the kit and an alignment it was way better. Not perfect but it definitely helped
They're awesome for the price. Hard launches there is slightly less traction than the pilot sports I had before but for average driving and a little fun here and there they work great
What you are explaining is not the best wheel fitment.....You want the wheel as wide as the sidewall and tread for the maximum performance or you are wasting your money.......Just drive the car correctly when parking next to a curb......I don't know who is giving you your info but you have people thinking that's a correct set up and it is not. With the correct back spacing and rim size you can run 305s all the way around and to be knowledgably honest for the best autocross track handling a square set up is better than a staggered set up. Drag wheel set up is a totally different animal also.....
I recommend viewing a sizing chart or call Steeda for the best wheel and tire set up for whatever style or daily driving you do.....
Running 255/35-20 and 305/30-20 on 20x9.5 and 20x10.5. 5mm Spacer up front and looks perfect. No rubbing or any contact anywhere.
How is your traction on the street , send us a video from the inside view.Thanks!
Would 20x10 +40 and 20x11 +50 work with this tire setup? Just bought some Rohana rfxl11 in bronze for my Ingot silver 19 mustang gt this setup looks perfect
You mind telling me what is the offset for both front and back please? Thank you!
Nice. Do you have the spacer installed?
I clicked on it to see if you were running at 305 45... wasn't sure if it could fit in the wheel well
What was your offset on the rear? +25 or +40?
what’s the offset for the front and rear?
I have 20x10.5 with 315's on mine
I think the 305s look JUST RIGHT on there, but since I’m running the same thing on the same kind of car I guess I could be accused of having a biased opinion lol 😂
Lol. I'm not complaining 🤷♂️😂
I’m looking for a similar setup but want a good perspective of how much the overall wheels/tires “poke out” from the wheel well. With your new wheels it is not flush correct? It does poke out? And what is the offset on this niche wheels? I know the rears are +45, but on the fronts did you get the +25 or +35?
The fronts are still tucked in with the wheels. It's +35 for the fronts. The rear are tucked on the top of the fender but they do pike out more on the bottom so better chance of rocks/dirt getting thrown on the car
Very informative video. I just bought some 305 35 19’s Nitto 555 G2’s for my ‘12 Mustang GT. I was wondering about the fitment. I currently run 285’s which are too narrow…plus they don’t grip like I need them to since I added nitrous running a 125 shot.
How wide are the wheels?
@@ilc-nl3yy fronts 19x8.5; rears 19x10’s
If you do some research you'll find you can stick a 315 on the rear with no issues at all....
@@thomasrouh2258I’ve found that information about 315’s a while ago. Decided to go with the 305’s though. Thanks
@@traybrook Cool.....these s550's are great to drive around....god bless
I have 305/35/20 Nitto 555r2 drag radials on the back of my 2017 mustang GT on Project 6GR "seven" wheels (deep concave) and they fit perfectly with no rubbing but I'm on stock suspension.
I'm sure it would still work even if it was lowered a bit.
Rims 20X10 or 20X11 kevin
@@zikem1006 20x10 front and 20x11 rear
@@kevinbreese5739 I bought RIMS years ago but there are 9, the only way to make looks wider is with spacers, but I ‘m prefer to buy a new ones like your specs.
@@zikem1006 Yeah that's definitely the best way to go. Also, Project 6GR wheels are made specifically for the mustang so no hub rings needed and the offset is perfect.
It honestly doesn’t look too bad … a little stretch isn’t bad … I’m running 305’s up front and 325’s in the rear
The stance on your car is perfect as well 💪
wtf how u turn
Any rubbing? I just got some Project 6GR-Ten and it’s 20x10 in the front and 20x11 in the rear. So I’m trying to figure out what tires I could go with without any rubbing issues. I have the same wheels but in 19’s right now. 285/35/19 and 305/35/19, but trying to go wider.
Also, “stretch” is the opposite of what you guys are describing in comments. Stretch is actually when the tire is much LESS wide then the rim. So wider than the rim is bulge.
That's the word lol. Brainfarts when filming and talking to myself 😂
@@CanadianCruisin all good. Thanks for the details on the wheels.
Nice I have a virtini 20" x 10.5 they don't make anymore I was told. I'd like to buy 305 on the back. Think it'll be ok.
As long as the offset it right you should be fine
@@CanadianCruisin thank you they were +54 they didn't ask me for offset when I bought them from American muscle
Hey if I have a 305 35 19in tire on my rim, can I put on a bigger tire? (305 40 19in rear)
how wide is your wheel?
Techs and specs on nitros website says I can go to a 305 on a 9.5 inch wheel
I just ordered 305/35/19s with 9.5 inch wheels for the rear and 285/35/19s on 8.5 inch wide for the front. I don't race or anything, so will this setup be okay?
I have a 2016 mustang gt on eibach lowering springs. Just bought some 305/45/17 tires would it rub?
It will be tight. Eibachs sit a little lower than my steeda set
@@CanadianCruisin what’s the max tire sidewall you suggest to avoid rubbing on a 305 or 315 in the back ? Like would 315/35 on a 18 inch rim rub ?
I got 20.10s with 305-35 in the back and 20.8 with 275-35 in the front you think if I drop it 1.5 inch il rub?
It will be very close.
@@CanadianCruisin thanks for reply what springs would you recommend with my rim/tire set up if I don’t want to rub but lower it just enough
i have 315's on 20x10.5's ...So yes.
Even after showing some people they still don't believe it haha
I have 335 in 11". I've seen then on 10.5 aswell and they looked weird but worked lol
I've got 305/35/20 on 11 in. wheels and 275/35/20 on 9.5 in. wheels.....2016 GT 350 staggered
Gt350 fits completely different compared to the regular GT
@@CanadianCruisin I actually made it a GT 350 The only difference at this point would be the fenders which wouldn't make a difference.....If you have the correct back spacing and diameter....GT 350 19 x 10.5 in the front and 19 x 11 in. the rear come standard....GT350 R runs 20 x 10 front and 20 x 11 rear wheel.....There are many sizes you can run on the s550...My point is you shouldn't squeeze a wider tire on a narrow wheel.......The GT, GT 350 and GT 350 R are all built with the same s550 chassis as well as the GT 500.....
@@thomasrouh2258 that's wrong.
My 305/35/20 run my rear fender when I hit a dip or so do you recommend anything ?
What suspension are you running?
@@CanadianCruisin stock suspensión
@@CanadianCruisin but it’s the fact that my tire sticks about 1/2 inch past the fender
@oscarmendoza8589 you might want to try the subframe alignment kit from steeda. A friend of mine had the same issue and with the kit and an alignment it was way better. Not perfect but it definitely helped
Wondering if 305 will fit the rear on 9" rims?
Probably not bro I'm running 295 on 9.5s and that's pushing it. It's stretched out like this guys 305 on his 10inch width
Do you have lowering springs?
Steeda progressive sport lowering springs
how do you like those firestones?
They're awesome for the price. Hard launches there is slightly less traction than the pilot sports I had before but for average driving and a little fun here and there they work great
@@CanadianCruisin If money was no option, which tires would you suggest?
Are you running stock suspension?
Just lowered on steeda progressive springs
Can i fit 305 on a 9.5 rim?
That rim is too small, better to go with a 285 for a 9.5
What you are explaining is not the best wheel fitment.....You want the wheel as wide as the sidewall and tread for the maximum performance or you are wasting your money.......Just drive the car correctly when parking next to a curb......I don't know who is giving you your info but you have people thinking that's a correct set up and it is not. With the correct back spacing and rim size you can run 305s all the way around and to be knowledgably honest for the best autocross track handling a square set up is better than a staggered set up. Drag wheel set up is a totally different animal also.....
I wouldnt do it
I got ten inches in the rubber 😂😂😂