A 2018 Shelby GT350 owner came to XINGTU wanting a wheel that carried genuine motorsport aggression while nodding to the off-road/desert-racing aesthetic — a matte bronze multi-spoke forged center recessed inside a gloss black beadlock-style outer ring. The build was specified as a square 19×11 fitment front and rear with different offsets (ET26 front / ET52 rear) to work with the GT350’s wide-body arches. XINGTU machined the set to exact Ford S550 hub, bolt pattern, and offset.
| Item | Specification |
| Model No. | 2603620 |
| Size | 19×11 (square, front & rear) |
| PCD | 5×114.3 |
| Front Offset (ET) | ET26 |
| Rear Offset (ET) | ET52 |
| Center Bore | 70.5 mm |
| Weight | 12.5 kg |
| Load Rating | 750 kg per wheel |
| Lug Seat | 15×32×60° taper |
| Finish | Matte antique bronze center + gloss black beadlock‑style outer ring (bolt‑on decorative ring) |
| Construction | Forged monoblock + bolt‑on gloss black outer ring |
XINGTU's engineers want to be clear on one point up front: the gloss black outer ring on this wheel is a cosmetic/decorative element in beadlock style — it is NOT a true functional beadlock ring (which would require DOT-off-road certification and a specific ring-clamp tire retention system). All structural load — cornering, braking, impact, and the 5.2L Voodoo V8's torque — is carried by the forged 6061-T6 monoblock face and barrel. The black ring is bolted on for the show/off-road aesthetic only, so the structural rating never depends on it.
The forged structure itself is a true monoblock: XINGTU's engineers cut the multi-spoke face and barrel from one continuous forged 6061-T6 billet, preserving unbroken grain flow from the hub to the rim for maximum fatigue strength. This matters on the GT350 — its flat-plane-crank V8 revs to 8,250 rpm and puts significant rotational stress into the wheel; the monoblock structure holds a 750 kg-per-wheel load rating at just 12.5 kg net, keeping unsprung mass low enough to preserve the car's razor-sharp turn-in.
XINGTU's engineers also verified the 15×32×60° taper lug seat against the Ford Mustang OEM standard — correct seat geometry is essential for proper clamping torque and is a direct safety factor. The 70.5 mm bore is machined hub-centric to the Ford S550 platform, so the wheel rides on the hub, not the studs. The square 19x11 fitment with staggered offsets (ET26 / ET52) is a classic wide-body Mustang setup: it lets the rear pull further inboard while the front pushes outboard to match the arch geometry — same wheel width both ends, but positioned differently in the arches.
Compare the studio render on the left with the finished wheels photographed in-plant on the right—concept and reality match precisely. The matte antique bronze multi-spoke face reads as machined-aluminum warmth up close, while the gloss black beadlock-style outer ring delivers a dramatic show/off-road-inspired frame around the spoke geometry. Fasteners around the ring are visually integrated as decorative accents. XINGTU-branded center cap installed on the finished wheels—publish-ready. True forged monoblock, 750 kg-per-wheel load-rated, and bolt-on ready to any 2015+ S550 Mustang platform.

XINGTU forges monoblock, 2-piece, and 3-piece constructions to your exact fitment—including cosmetic beadlock-style rings, custom colors, and finish options.
1. Can you customize wheels based on my vehicle specifications?
A: Yes. We provide full customization based on vehicle model, wheel size, width, offset, bolt pattern, center bore, brake clearance, and design requirements.
2. What information do you need before starting a custom wheel project?
A: We usually require your vehicle make, model, and year, along with wheel diameter and width, bolt pattern (PCD), offset (ET), brake clearance requirements, and preferred wheel design and finish details.
3. What materials are used for forged wheels?
A: Our forged wheels are manufactured using high-strength aerospace-grade aluminum alloys, providing excellent strength-to-weight performance.
4. What finishes are available?
A: We offer a wide range of finish options, including brushed finish, polished finish, gloss black, matte finish, custom color coating, and two-tone finishes to meet different styling requirements.
5. What is the typical production lead time?
A: Production time depends on design complexity, quantity, and finishing requirements. A typical custom project usually takes 30–45 days, including engineering confirmation, machining, QC, and delivery preparation.
6. Do you support small quantity orders?
A: Yes. We support prototype development, sample orders, and small-batch production for tuning shops, distributors, and automotive brands.