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It will be very close, you might need a small 5-6mm spacer. A good fitting wheel up front is +26 offset.
Although they will stick out past your fenders, so you really need quite a bit of camber to tuck them in.
Although they will stick out past your fenders, so you really need quite a bit of camber to tuck them in.
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Hello There, I'm Kj from Need4speed Motorsports. I just wanted to touch this subject about the fitment between the wheels of a base GT500 on a regular GT(Ecoboost included, the bore diameter is the same for these two vehicles).
Based on the information out there, the bore and bolt patterns are the same(5x114.3 and 70.5 mm). Although I have seen a bore for the GT listed at (70mm) as well. I am pretty sure that there are some ways to really find out the exact specs. One difference that must be accounted for is the offset range. I'm finding that for the GT500, it is (30-34) and the GT being (35-55). If there is ever any question on fitment, here is something that may be of use to you. It is Wheel-Size.com
We deliver the most complete and accurate global vehicle fitment database available.
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Take care and I hope this helps....
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I installed the oem gt500 fenders n my car, so would the tires fit on my car or would any other items such as spacers be required?
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