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Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: Cleveland, OH
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![]() I hate to even ask this, but will 15 inch wheels from a 2000 V6 Mustang fit on a 2000 GT? After last winter, I've decided to switch to snow tires for this season, and 15 inch tires are much cheaper than the 16 inch ones (I don't think anybody even makes 17 inch snow tires, and I want to keep the summer tires and rims together to simplify switching).
My friend has a 2000 V6 with 15 inch alloy wheels, so I know the Mustangs came with 15 inch wheels that year, but I'm wondering if the GT has larger brakes than the V6. It looks like I've got lots of clearance between the capilers and the current 17 inch rims, but I'd hate to get the wheels and find out they don't fit. I'd like to get a set of stock mustang 15 inch wheels so they looks "proper", instead of a set of cheap aftermarket rims. Besides going to teh local boneyard, is there a good place to get new or used OEM wheels?
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