Wheel Spacing Questions

[CrazyInBlack]

Ok I have these 06 Bullet Wheels, not sure if I want to sell them or run them

this is how they can be run

I have a set of 07 Bullitts on my 1990 Mark VII. The front strut did make contact so I used a 1/2" spacer. I could have got away with 3/8. I used Moroso 46185 studs for some extra length, but then cut them back to 2 1/2". Stock is about 2", Moroso is 3". For the backs, I did the same 1/2" spacers, and wheel studs for the rear of a 2001 E150. I could only find these from the Ford dealer here and they were $11 each! In retrospect, I would have been better for the rears to use the 1" spacers on Ebay. The ones I mean bolt to your existing studs, then have 5 new studs. The fronts are just right the way I did it. I only get a light rub when I am at full turn and the suspension is compressed a bit. On level ground, no rubbing at full turn. The wheels I have are 17X8's.

http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p106/AlwaysWaven/nicemark.jpg

I found these

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/WHEELS-SPACERS-ADAPTERS-Ford-Mustang-94-GT-LX-Cobra-1_W0QQitemZ120136339275QQihZ002QQcategoryZ42614QQr dZ1QQcmdZViewItem

are they safe to run?

[rtusnake]

Thats what I run on my car. No problems with them, but I only run them at the dragstrip

[CrazyInBlack]

that is what I was wondering, how safe they would be under a 1/4 run

[rtusnake]

I didn't think about it but I drive to the track with them on to. I haven't had any problems with them, just kept a check on the lugnuts like the instructions said.

[CrazyInBlack]

where did you buy them?

[rtusnake]

Same people as in the link you have.

[QWKSNKE]

Instead of using spacers, why not find you some bullitts off a 99-04 mustang. They will bolt up and have the correct offset for your car

[CrazyInBlack]

I thought about that too, but I think I need spacers for that as well

or grinding

[ujslost]

I have those on the back of my car. Think same ppl also. No problems so far, but havent used at the track yet either.