Fr500's

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  1. maverickdragger

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    i really wanna set of fr500s to fit under the mav. the front would be no issue. but the best backspacing for our cars is 4.5". the frs have around 6" to 7". i can dream though.
     
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  2. Dave B

    Dave B I like Mavericks!

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    I've been looking at them, there are aftermarket ones. But you'll still need spacers..18's are a little big on a Maverick or Comet. I've seen some 17's....
     
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    I really like those too. Spacers would be a necessity.
     
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    yeah they would look so mean tucked under a mav. could always mini tub and move the leafs in with a lil wider axle. lotta work for a set of wheels though
     
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    Someone on here put 17X9's on the front with a relatively stock suspension. I know he had to roll the fender lip and I'm sure his alignment guy had a time getting it to not scrub but they looked good. The trick would be to get just the right thickness spacer.
     
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    I've studied the pictures of that car, they are real...close..I know I'd rip the fenders off, if my wheels were that tight.
    http://mmb.maverick.to/showthread.php?t=78294
     
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    i used to have a set of these..17x9 and 17x10.5 aftermarket for an sn95 mustang, i just dont remember the backspacing
     
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    17x10.5 would be wicked on a Maverick or Comet. (y)
     
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    Im gonna do it!! Well i will one day
     
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    Very nice looking wheel.
     
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    So I'm gonna dig this very old post out... I bought a staggered set of 18" fr500s the other day. Pics to come soon. But yeah, it finally happened...
     
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    RMiller My name is Rick

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    I picked up a set not long ago too, paid $300 for 18 x 10 and 18 x 9s.
     
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    Check out wheelreplicas.com and search FR500 for more pics, sizes and prices.

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