Legendary Wheel Co. Magnum 400 Alloy Wheel 15"x6" Gloss Black/Machined 4-Lug Mustang 1974-1978

If you desire to create a more custom, aggressive look to the exterior of your 1974-1978 Mustang by adding new wheels, look no further than this Gloss Black and Machined 15" x 6" Magnum 400 Alloy Wheel from Legendary Wheel Company. Designed specifically for your Mustang II that has a 4-lug bolt pattern, this wheel will let you get that hot custom alloy style without having to do a 5-lug conversion.

Wheel Information:
- Size: 15" x 6"
- Lugs: 4 x 4.25"
- Finish: Machined with Gloss Black Inserts
- Backspacing: 3.75"
- Center Cap: Included

The overall size and backspacing of Legendary's magnum 400 wheel is perfect for your Mustang II as it will produce ample clearance to allow for more tire options. This wheel also has a bold spoke design that was inspired by the muscle car era of the 1960s and 1970s. The crisp CNC machined details, slot windows and contrasting accent panels round out the quality look of this classically designed wheel.

This wheel from Legendary Wheel Company is available individually or as a set of four (4).

Other Fitments:
- 1969-1986 German-Built Ford Capri
- 1971-1980 Ford Pinto
- 1971-1988 Mercury Capri
- 1978-1985 Ford Fiesta
- 1978-1986 Ford Fairmont
- 1978-1986 Mercury Zephyr
- 1979-1988 Mercury Cougar
- 1980-1988 Ford Thunderbird
- 1982-1988 Ford EXP
- 1984-1989 Ford Tempo
- 1986-1989 Ford Taurus
- All Ford Cortina Models

Additional Notes:
- Legendary Wheel Co. “L” logo Center caps are included with the Legendary Wheel Co. wheels.  Original style center caps with Ford licensed logos are sold separately. Lug nuts are not included, CJ Pony Parts carries the correct lug nuts for installation of Legendary Wheel Co. wheels.
- These wheels require the use of extended thread lug nuts WHLLN119 or extended wheel studs.

*Lug Nuts are sold separately. (see P/N: WHLL59).

Tech Tip: This magnum 400 alloy wheel is designed to fit most 4-lug 1974-1978 Mustangs with the original 4 x 4.25" bolt pattern and 3.75" of backspacing. However, as a general rule of thumb, you should always measure and verify clearance before ordering aftermarket wheels, as modifications may, or will be necessary for fitment.