Anyone running 19” wheels?

oi81b4uu812b4 said
You're so out of date and misguiding people. The last I checked Centerline only makes 20"-22" diameter rims for modern muscle cars. I don't think anyone is buying their rims for old muscle cars anymore. Being a California Snowflake you most likely think Leah Prichett is gross and that's why you hate Centerline's rim line. Cragar still make the classics and modern rims but have some new rims that work with old cars. And just because you may not like them doesn't mean everyone has to. For most people they just want to experience the car and look from their youth.

You've claimed to have spread sheets explaining what rims, offsets and back spacing's work on all the cars here on ForABodiesOnly, post them in the "How to Articles" Section and quit plugging up the costly server space with every yahoo wanting to fit a rim and tire on their car.

Centerline still sells 15" rims, nothing misleading about it, people still buy them https://www.summitracing.com/search/brand/center-line-wheels?ibanner=SREPD3&N=4294920860+4294920795+4294947558

I've thought Centerlines were hideous since I first saw them, so no, it has nothing to do with Leah Prichett. And "gross"? Really? Yes, women are "gross" because I'm 10 and they have cooties :realcrazy:. You meant that as a homosexual slur though right? Because all 39 million Californian's are gay. So, you're 10 years old.

Good grief man, grow up. The 5th grade schoolyard insults are kinda pathetic, even for you.

67autocross said
Not to get in the middle of the sexual tension that we have going on here... but I was rolling a set of 19 wheels past the shop scale today and thought I would post up the results. These a Ford SVT 19 inch forged wheels with 275 and 295 tires....

View attachment 1715230995

View attachment 1715230997

By all means get us back on to something actually relevant !

Those are some pretty heavy wheels. Not too surprising since they're factory, but that's still heavy.

Do you remember the complete tire specs? The newer Mustangs typically use pretty tall tires, so those weights might be quite a bit higher than something you'd get for an A-body.