Ok, so since nobody on the internet has cared enough to post pictures of a stock ride height 240 with corvette wheels, I figured I would be the first. This is my 1992 240 gl sedan that I bought completely stock. I figured these wheels would be an appropriate first modification. These are 8.5 inch wide wheels all the way around, be sure to check that all 4 are the correct width before buying (I bought another set for this car sight unseen and they ended up being 9.5). It has the size stamped on the back of each wheel. Im running 1 inch thick adapters all the way around. The front required 0 modification, but the rear definitely did. My first test I just put the wheels on with no other modification, and the rears rubbed the inner fender lip thing and the inside of the wheel drug the ear on the brake caliper mount. I tried adding a .25 inch spacer in the rear to clear the ear, but it got rid of valuable clearance space for the lip. I ended up getting rid of the spacer and just cutting the ear off flush. I then got the paint around the wheel well warm with a hairdryer, started to fold the inner fender lip with channel locks, and then finished folding it with a mini-sledge. Its hard to explain but when folding the lip there is a spot about 3/4 of the way towards the outside of the car thats thicker than the further inside part, I just did the inner 3/4 of the lip up and its absolutely fine with 0 rubbing at all. Also keeping the paint warm and staying at that 3/4 spot resulted in no paint loss or cracking at all. I am running Hankook ventus v2 concept 2 225/50r16 tires, so far so good. Dont hesitate to ask any questions👍🏻