Deez-67
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Unique Wheel Setups on Mustangs...
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Surfstang2020
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Ive always liked your car Deez clean and tastefully done
Scott_0
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nice stance deez, what springs you on?
Kaldar142
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Car looks sick Deez
Surfstang2020
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Looks awesome man
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whtcanbrwnd04u
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Kuros whip
06gtmustang316
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Damn look at that intake manifold! those wheels are sexy what are they?
BlackOutUT
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I love my powder coated foose nitrous setup. They seem to be somewhat common on here but I've never seen them on a stang around here. And mine are flat black 
Surfstang2020
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Were those photo shopped ?
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HitandRunDriver
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So jealous haha....but it looks like I'll be ditching my stockers after the new year, possibly on RTR inspired replicas
Deez-67
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Nice rim choice... Looks awesome
Digital_Synapse
Senior Member
Not a great tire. Inexpensive, yes. Great performance tire? Nope.
I don't know. The Invo is a great all around tire. Not the pinnacle performance tire but good in the rain, quiet very little extra road noise, still handles very well with nice progressive release and lots of grip before it slips.
whtcanbrwnd04u
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Whats your performance tire of choice? I ask because i was planning on switching over from KDWs to the Invo.
stang8psi
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I am switching to the invo's this spring! Got a couple buddies with them on there vette's and they love them!
Digital_Synapse
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http://www.caranddriver.com/compari...res-take-on-the-michelin-ps2-comparison-tests
I had KDW's, I was not a fan. Rode in a car with Invo's, not impressed. There are a few brands that stand out, but sizes are usually limited to 18 or 19 inch rims. In 20's I'd love some R888's, but they are too finicky of a tire. Very pressure sensitive and fall apart under 50 degrees, not to mention thee tread life of a catapillar. Been in a mustang with these recently...I swear my neck hurt after some good launches and fast twisties.
I'm the first to admit, I'm a Michelin fanboy. There's good reason the PS2's are a benchmark tire, and ask anyone that runs them, they'll tell you the same. I'm running PS2's all around, but waiting to switch up to Super Sports when they start making them in the sizes I want. The sizes I run now are being retired from the PS2 line up, so I'm going to have to switch it up. My 335's are arriving next week, FINALLY! It's a bitch to track these down since they've been discontinued. Like I said, I hope the Super Sports are going to be available in 285/30/20 and 335/30/20 in the near future. I've driven them on dirt, gravel, water, grease, ice, and dry pavement. These tires deliver. They've saved my life in the freezing rain, and on a hot summer night when miliseconds counted. Maybe it's just my experience, but I'm never switching to another tire as my primary tire for as long as they make them in my sizes. Race tires, that's another story.
Well, that's good, but there are a few things to consider about that statement. I don't like to assume, but based on your statement, the only way that matters is if you're going to reduce the weight of your mustang to match the Vette's curb weight, you're enhancing your suspension to match that of the Vette's, and lastly, you're going to be running Vette tire sizes, which are about 285's up front and 335's out back...if not, then the comparision is mute. You need a tire that can handle the weight and suspension characteristics of a mustang, with the realestate alotted by the footprint our cars make. IMHO.
I think you're running 275 up front and 315 rears, and have some pretty extensive weight reductions/suspension modifications going on, and a kickass prototype GT500 S/C, correct?
I think the progressive release is because the not uniform UTQG across the tire right? I think it has a few types of rubber at different areas of the tread. Interesting idea.
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?tireMake=Michelin&tireModel=Pilot+Super+Sport
- What We Liked: "Wow" handling and ultimate traction
- What We'd Improve: Soften the ride just a little on big bumps to make everyday commuting more civilized
- Conclusion: This is the new super star in the Max Performance Summer category
- Latest Test Rank: 1st
- Previous Test Rank: Not previously tested
- What We Liked: Responsive steering and confidence-inspiring handling
- What We'd Improve: A little more ultimate grip in the dry and wet
- Conclusion: A capable tire that feels great from behind the wheel
- Latest Test Rank: 2nd
- Previous Test Rank: Not previously tested
- What We Liked: Comfortable road manners
- What We'd Improve: Sharpen steering response and handling precision
- Conclusion: Plenty of ultimate grip with very good ride quality
- Latest Test Rank: 3rd
- Previous Test Rank: 1st (October '10), 3rd (June '09)
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07BLACKStang
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those look great! are they heavy?
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