Concidering new wheels... October 01, 2006, 08:36:02 AM I want to mount R compound tires on the Cobra R's so I'm thinkin about getting these for the street. They're 17X9 just like the R's, What do ya think?Just ignore the square tires in my feeble attempt at photoshop, heheh. Quote Selected
Concidering new wheels... Reply #1 – October 01, 2006, 09:40:56 AM Personally I think that car does not need ANY polished lip on the wheels. A wheel done in the color of the trim and below the beltline would be perfect. Any "bling" would look out of place. Quote Selected
Concidering new wheels... Reply #2 – October 01, 2006, 09:45:04 AM Yeah, that polished lip does kinda jump out at you... Quote Selected
Concidering new wheels... Reply #3 – October 01, 2006, 10:09:51 AM I love the wheels. Who makes those? Quote Selected
Concidering new wheels... Reply #4 – October 01, 2006, 10:31:15 AM yeah, i'm not digging those wheels on your car either. have you thought about some cobra 10th anny wheels? if I get access to a computer i'll photoshop it. Quote Selected
Concidering new wheels... Reply #5 – October 01, 2006, 03:30:12 PM I love the way that car looks right now. If you got different wheels, something like the 03 Cobra wheels would look kinda cool, IMO. Quote Selected
Concidering new wheels... Reply #7 – October 01, 2006, 09:28:11 PM Those are wheels are American Racing Vintage Torq-Thrust M. They're just like Bullitts except they come in 17X9 and I like the center caps better.I'm also concidering another set of Cobra R's like the ones on the car. I'm also partial to the silver Mach 1 wheels. Really I'm looking at 17X9 or 8 wheels that are less than $200 each which limits my choices. I'm definitely not against getting another set of Cobra R's because I do like them alot. Just exploring my options, and I really appreciate the feedback! Keep it coming, I'm definitely open to suggestions. Quote Selected
Concidering new wheels... Reply #8 – October 01, 2006, 10:33:25 PM i love 03s but i like i little chrome or polish on rims. i wanted to do cobra Rs black with a chrome lip Quote Selected
Concidering new wheels... Reply #9 – October 01, 2006, 10:40:15 PM I think it all depends on the car. My '83 needs a little polish to blend with the rest of the car. IMO, this one needs no polish, and would look tits with dark wheels.(see if you can guess the route the 84TC will be going ) Quote Selected
Concidering new wheels... Reply #10 – October 01, 2006, 10:50:48 PM these are the ones I was talking about. Quote Selected
Concidering new wheels... Reply #11 – October 02, 2006, 12:54:57 AM Now THOSE are some ed nice looking wheels, i think.The polished lip may or may not make the "look"...just depends on the wheel I'd think, but to me, those wheels would work, and work well. Quote Selected
Concidering new wheels... Reply #12 – October 02, 2006, 09:49:12 AM Quote from: Ether947;106467these are the ones I was talking about.i love those! if i dont do 03s i might do those. polised lip is a line of choice ill try and chop some with a lip and some without so we can have a physical/virtual referance. Quote Selected
Concidering new wheels... Reply #13 – October 02, 2006, 08:42:11 PM Those do look good. The only thing I dont like is that it looks like they'd be a pain to clean... But not near as bad as the snowflakes on my 87! Quote Selected
Concidering new wheels... Reply #14 – October 05, 2006, 10:48:45 AM I have been wanting to put those 10th Anniversary Cobra wheels on my car for quite some time now. But I test fitted one to see where it would sit on the car and wasn’t happy. Cobra R’s with a backspacing of 6.42” fit nicely on the front but these Anny wheels have nearly a ½” less backspacing so they look like they might stick out too far for my tastes.If I would have been able to set the car back on the ground with the a-arm being in the correct position, it would have given me a better idea of where it would actually sit. Unfortunately I didn’t have a tire to mount on the rim to do that.Brent Quote Selected