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    1. 05-16-2011 #1
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      NewGen: Photos of LITE wheel on Fastback Mustang!

      Thought you guys would like to see these 2 piece, NewGen LITEs in 17x8 and 17x9s with NT05's we built for a customer right here in SoCal.


      Finish is gunmetal centers, with a polished outer. YES, the rears are 17x9s! We narrowed down some 17x10's for him, for the 'perfect' fit.



      I hope you guys like 'em!



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    3. 05-16-2011 #2
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      Looks good. Those wheels have a vintage look to them look right at home.
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      The 17's look great. They fit that car perfectly.
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      The rears look too wide to me. I don't like them. The color doesn't go with the car. But...whats that syaing about opinions? They're like....everybody has one.
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      hey Jon i completely forgot to tell you i saw this car at the coronado show about a month ago its a sweet looking car
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      Quote Originally Posted by DriverzInc View Post
      ...YES, the rears are 17x9s! We narrowed down some 17x10's for him, for the 'perfect' fit.
      Now THAT is cool to hear! :
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      Looks great!
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      The mustang build thread: https://www.pro-touring.com/showthre...el)&highlight=
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      Thanks everyone! I actually like the grey centers on the car. The powder coat we use for our gun metal is a very fine textured powder coat, so it gives you a "as cast" kind of feel, and therefore a modern version of a vintage look, which is pretty much the theme on the entire car. Not really a car you want to run color matched centers or hoops on. I think a lot of that is kinda taking a back seat to a modern vintage racing theme, with cars like this one, our 70 nova, Ironwork's Camaro, and many other builds popping up with similar themes. Vintage Trans/Am is back! With a modern twist....
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      Quote Originally Posted by nacnac View Post
      The rears look too wide to me.
      Thats just nonsense!
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      Quote Originally Posted by muthstryker View Post
      Thats just nonsense!
      lol!
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      by too wide i mean sticking out too far. Look at the top picture. 8's probably would have fit better. I think they went with 9's just to be different w/no discernable benefit.
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      I dont think they stick out at all, If anything they fill the wheel well up so it doesnt look empty.
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