Aftermarket Reproduction Wheels
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Re: Aftermarket Reproduction Wheels
On a related note....when the heck are they finally gonna re-pop Gatorbacks in the correct OE size for us '93 Cobra guys??? I thought someone on the board said this was supposed to happen years ago?
Re: Aftermarket Reproduction Wheels
1986Browns wrote:On a related note....when the heck are they finally gonna re-pop Gatorbacks in the correct OE size for us '93 Cobra guys??? I thought someone on the board said this was supposed to happen years ago?
Yeah...these tires need to be made. They would work for 1993 Cobra, 1993 Cobra R, all 94-04 GT's (with 17") 1994 Pace Car, 1994 Festival Car, 1997 Woodward Dream Cars, 1999 35th Anny Cars, 2000 Spring Edition, 2001 Bullitt, 2003 Mach 1, 2004 Mach 1 etc. They should also make the 16" tires for the SVO and the 225/55/16 ZR55 for the 91-93 pony wheels. No other tire ever looks right on a car that came with Gatorbacks from factory. Hope this happens someday.
Re: Aftermarket Reproduction Wheels
They just last longer and handle better.noac wrote:No other tire ever looks right on a car that came with Gatorbacks from factory.

03 COBRA Black with VMP
93 COBRA Black #3754 (RIP)
89 GT Black/Scarlet Red (SOLD)
86 GT Bright Red/Gray (SOLD)
93 COBRA Black #3754 (RIP)
89 GT Black/Scarlet Red (SOLD)
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Re: Aftermarket Reproduction Wheels
As I read my list of cars, I am starting to think that the 94 Place car got the Eagle GSC, another cool looking tire.
Re: Aftermarket Reproduction Wheels
The offset on the '93 cobra is different than a GT or an LX. The wheels won't fit properly without swapping the front rotorsbill1024 wrote:What happens if you do not put the GT rotors on the front?
They rub on the fender or just do not look right?
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Re: Aftermarket Reproduction Wheels
Where are the pics?Tk1299 wrote:Just an FYI for anyone doing a search on this topic, I purchased a new set of silver Cobra replica wheels, GT drilled rotors, and 245-45-17 Nittos in front along with 275-40-17 Nitto 555's on the rear. They fit great and look outstanding. My car is lowered and they do not rub and fit the wheel wells pretty nicely: I didn't have to remove or flip the quad shocks either. In case anyone is curious how well the 555's stick, I have a Kenne Bell with 11psi and I am very impressed with how they hook on the street. Mine is just a weekend cruiser so I probably will never be able to speak of how they are on the track, but they are great for the street.