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Should be fine on your car, assuming you mean the rears. I have 17x9 in front with 275's, 17x10.5 in back with 315's. My quads are still there too. I'm also at stock ride-height, if you're lowered just do a reality check for clearance. 10's would probably be pushing the envelope for the front, both in terms of clearance and looks, so you will be doing a stagger.
Just make sure the wheels are designed for Mustangs. Or peruse the specs of known Mustang wheels (AM is a good site for this) so you can compare the offset/backspacing to the wheels you have in mind.
Some people think 10.5 is a bit wide for New Edges and are better for a shorter axle width like the SN-95, but I love the way mine look in the wheel wells. In fact since 275's do stick out a tad in front, if I didn't have 10.5/315 in the back I think it would look off. Note also that how you have your camber and toe-in set seems to slightly affect the appearance of how the fronts fit in the well.
Just make sure the wheels are designed for Mustangs. Or peruse the specs of known Mustang wheels (AM is a good site for this) so you can compare the offset/backspacing to the wheels you have in mind.
Some people think 10.5 is a bit wide for New Edges and are better for a shorter axle width like the SN-95, but I love the way mine look in the wheel wells. In fact since 275's do stick out a tad in front, if I didn't have 10.5/315 in the back I think it would look off. Note also that how you have your camber and toe-in set seems to slightly affect the appearance of how the fronts fit in the well.
