Upgrade Your Mustang GTD with Magnesium Wheels
Mustang GTD owners seeking enhanced performance and style have a new option courtesy of Litespeed Racing, a California-based company specializing in magnesium wheel design and manufacturing.
Litespeed Racing has developed the first set of aftermarket custom-forged magnesium wheels specifically engineered for the GTD, following requests from several GTD owners for a lighter and more advanced alternative to aluminum for their high-performance vehicles.
According to Patrick Warren, founder of Litespeed Racing, the company drew on over a decade of experience building wheels for professional motorsports to create a tailored design for the GTD.
The introduction of the Mustang GTD by Ford redefined the boundaries of street-legal performance cars, but for enthusiasts, there's always room for improvement.
- Litespeed Racing offers custom-forged magnesium wheels for the Mustang GTD.
- The wheels are designed to be lighter and more advanced than aluminum options.
- The company has over a decade of experience in building wheels for professional motorsports.
Author's summary: Litespeed Racing introduces magnesium wheels for Mustang GTD.
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