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I recently swapped my front end for the GT350 aftermarket fenders, hood etc and had a question.

I know that the OEM 350 rims fit a GT no problem but with the fronts fill out that wheel gap nicely with the aftermarket kit?

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Wheel gap depends on your current ride height and the overall height of the tire chosen.

Are you lowered at all? What tires are you running?
 
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Wheel gap depends on your current ride height and the overall height of the tire chosen.

Are you lowered at all? What tires are you running?
Its gonna eventually be lowered with Eibach Sportlines.

I was gonna go with 275/35/19 and 305/35/19.
 

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With those springs there should be little to no wheel gap. Although the front tires seem kinda narrow for a 10.5" wheel.

You may want to go up to a 295/35 in the front, that's what the GT350 runs.
 
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With those springs there should be little to no wheel gap. Although the front tires seem kinda narrow for a 10.5" wheel.

You may want to go up to a 295/35 in the front, that's what the GT350 runs.
That's what I was thinking. My only hang up was that the front end is aftermarket and definitely not 100% OEM spec.

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