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Post Pictures And Info About Your Cobra R Wheels!
I'm going to get real 5 lug cobra R wheels and I would like to see how they look on your cars and also list if you have anything done to the suspension! Thanks
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I have an older picture of my car with 17x9 Ford Cobra's (silver) in users rides section. I am running MM tubular lowers and tokico 5 way illuma shocks. Also H&R race springs. I had to roll the wheel well lips slightly and it will still rub if i ride some heafty people in back. Do you know that you have to run the 5.95 offset in front and 6.45 in rear? I have the Ford Part numbers if you need them. Good luck
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My Ford Cobra R's came in today. I guess I do not count since I am a later body style.
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I guess you could post the part numbers for me, but I was going to get the FRPP axle and drum kit for the rear and lincoln mark 7 rotors. I heard these parts work fine. How can I find your car in the readers rides section?
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If you are going with rear drums then i don't know the offset that you will need for the rears. If you would like to run a cheep disc upgrade in the rear I recall seeing an add in MM&FF mag for rear dics conversions around $300 bucks or less. I know that front brakes are the main stopping power but adding rear discs is a huge improvement, escpecially with all the power that you are producing.
I have four wheel discs so i have to run the 6.42 offset on the rears. Anyway if you are going with silver 17x9 cobra's my part numbers are M1007R58 for the fronts(5.95) and M1007M179 for the rears (6.42). I don't know what you have found for prices but gefracing.com has the 'R58's for 179.95 a piece and houstonperformance.com has the 'M179's for 175.00 a piece. I searched for about a month and that was the cheepest I could find them. As far as seeing pics in the user's rides section, go to user's rides and under the heading "username search" type my name in exactly how it appears and it will take you to my ride. Good luck-Mike |
4 lugs!
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Personally I think spending the extra cash converting to 5 lug is a waste, unless your doing 4 wheel disc brakes, then you might as well. You can get BBK's Cobra R's in 4 lug, and they are 99.9% identical to the "real" Cobra R's. Here is a pic of my GT with 17 inch Cobra's.
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i used the 98 cobra wheels they work great (no rubbing anywhere) and they were cheaper also the tires are cheaper too they look pretty close to the r's for alot less and you still have oem wheels only thing is you cant use the mark 7 front rotors you will have to swap in the 94+ front brakes which in my case was only $125 more than buying the m7 rotors that still puts the total project around 2 to 3 hundrend less than the r's maybe even alittle less than that one more thing i have yet to see anyone in my area with the same wheels but the r's are on a few that run around here just my 2 cents
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Summit actually carries authentic 4 lug Cobra Rs.
Chrome - FMS-M-1007-R54C $289.95 ea Silver - FMS-M-1007-R54 $219.95 ea I have the BBKs and they are just fine and much less expensive. If you're going to convert to 5-lug, I'd definitely upgrade to 4 wheel discs. I'm keeping my 4-lug and getting a Baer upgrade kit. |
I'm doing the cheapy conversion right now. I dont have that much money for the baer kit or cobra I'm only 15 ;). I just want to look a little different around here. :D
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R-58 made in japan are $175
R-50 made in USA are $149 They are the same both Ford's just made in different countries. Both REal Cobra R. If you want to do a good job then by real stuff not rip off's. Just my 2cents. |
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