Wheel size
Drifting
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I'll take this one guys..
It will mount up, but the GS wheel/tire will stick out beyond the wheel opening on your Stingray. So basically, it will not fit properly.
The GS wheel is wider with a lower offset than the Stingray wheel. Additionally, the GS quarter panels are wider to allow for the wider wheel.
It will mount up, but the GS wheel/tire will stick out beyond the wheel opening on your Stingray. So basically, it will not fit properly.
The GS wheel is wider with a lower offset than the Stingray wheel. Additionally, the GS quarter panels are wider to allow for the wider wheel.
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Hi, welcome to the forum. Search is your friend -- wheel fitment is discussed in great detail here. The latest I'm aware of was just days ago, here:
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...post1605772159
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...post1605772159
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I'll take this one guys..
It will mount up, but the GS wheel/tire will stick out beyond the wheel opening on your Stingray. So basically, it will not fit properly.
The GS wheel is wider with a lower offset than the Stingray wheel. Additionally, the GS quarter panels are wider to allow for the wider wheel.
It will mount up, but the GS wheel/tire will stick out beyond the wheel opening on your Stingray. So basically, it will not fit properly.
The GS wheel is wider with a lower offset than the Stingray wheel. Additionally, the GS quarter panels are wider to allow for the wider wheel.
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EVRGRN has provided the right advice - the rear GS wheels will stick out past the wheel well on a narrow body car.
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Fortunately, NO... as stated. And, that's a good thing since the wide-body (GS & Z06) OEM wheels are cheap junk--check the cracked and bent wheel thread that's always on the front page here. 
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Short wide tires are good for lateral traction and car shows, but tall narrow tires work better for forward traction. It's all about the footprint. Pick your poison.