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Do we have the weight for these? In 19X10,19X11 and the 20X10,20X11. I love these. They would look beautiful with my SY S650 coming in.

10.5" front and 11" rear

Perfect, although I would do a 285/30/20 up front.

With the 2024's the fitment is a tad different than the S550's. If you ever consider lowring the car you may have issues with a 27.7" tall tire.

Sorry I meant the brand of wheels. If you do the 275/35/19 I would do a minimum drop Steeda spring. You will have even more of a wheel arch gap

Which brand? You need this info to make an informed decision. If it ends up being a 9.5" for the front I wouldn't go above a 275 tire. A 285 will fit but won't be optimal, especially for the front.

What is the offset for the 10.5" wheel?

I was responding to this.

No he is moving on to a different wheel. [I'm looking at either a 19x9.5 or 19x10.5 wheel with a square setup, not a staggered setup]

The PP on the Mustang is the last benchmark I would look at. The PP cars are so undertired. You have a 3900lb car with a 56/44 weight distribution and only a 9" wide front wheel with only a 255 tire. To the OP, rethink your wheel choice I wouldn't go below a 10"wide wheel for the front...

Which wheels, offsets are going to be a big part of the equation.

That is a perfect Mustang fitment. I ran Mich PS4S up front and the Mich PSS out back (no PS4S in 305/35/19). My S550 with this setup..I will be running the same setup when my S650 arrives.

If you want to go squared run 19X10 ET35 on all 4 corners with a 285/35/19 tire.

Minimal lowering, less than an inch.

LOL, that I already knew😁

Inquiring minds would like to know.

The only issue, if you want to go with the DH 10.5 front you will have to go custom increasing the cost exponentially. I would probably just live with a 10" wide wheel with a 295/30/19 up front and a 315/30/19 out back.

There is a lot of weight to be saved from aftermarket wheels.

This^^^^^^

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