Wheel and tires for my Malibu - G Body LS Swap project 

Excellent work

Greetings from s.carolina an proud owner of a 1980 Malibu mines needs some work still but I got it running an driving! It's how you Invision your car an it's looks Great the way you got it!!!!👍🏾👍🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾😎😎😎

Awesome car ❤very nice color too❤❤

The car looks nice, and i like the stance. Dont know what roads are like up there, but down here in NoDak, a little ground clearance is golden.

I really like the wheels/tires, excellent sizes. Your Malibu has turned out beautiful, just gorgeous! You have to be excited, I can't wait until I get my 69 back on the road. Shes been sitting in my yard just grazing for 20 years as life went on. I'm nearly to the point now. Great work man!

Love it! The Rallye wheels are perfect for this clean build!

well done! I wouldn't change anything. That has always been my favorite. I liked the factory buckets best.

Well done sir. I really enjoy your videos. I can't wait till you get back on the 55 conversion.

Good choice. I put 20 inch rallies on mine…

Looks good. I have about the same thing on my 70 Pontiac. Goodyear Eagle GTII 275 60 15 and 235 60 15 Whitewall out. The sad thing is they are dry rot but still have lots of tread. If memory servers me right I bought them in 2002. I was running them on my 74 Luxury Lemans until I sold it. Thanks for sharing.

Looks great! That paint turned out really nice too.

For some reason you can see the blend on the paint work you did allot better looks flawless . I like your choice on the T/A's & those rears got some serious meat on them . I think the stance looks pro stock ! everybody does the pro touring look . The only thing is your not hiding anything now , & the rallye's look great & that's no sleeper ,hope You where not going for that look , ( LOOKS PRO STOCK ALL THE WAY ) Thanks for the video.

I always liked the 80's G-Body. I had an 81 regal that I swapped out the front grille for the 86/87 as well as the split tail lights. I thing it's a battle between the SS Monte Carlos & the Cutlass' in the best 80's G-Body dept. I also liked El Caminos very much with the SS Monte Carlo spoilers but I didn't like the taillights in the bumper. I would have had to have a body shop to cut out the taillights to the late 60's early 70's. But I dig what you have done as I forgot about the 80's Malibu. The LS is such an awesome sbc replacement as a cam & a tune will juice the 80's 100hp slugs into muscle cars.

Hi from Manitoba 🇨🇦 looking good

looks awesome man

Nice look!

Looking Bad Ass Brother 👀👍🇺🇸

I think Malibus and Chevelles look best in Rally wheels without a doubt! I'd vote to lower the front 1-2 inches to fill the wheel well but it looks mean regardless. Great videos man

Looking good bro

I like them. 👍. I may consider them for my 85 Monte SS

Can't wait to paint my monte

Please make sure and do a video on that seat for your truck. I bought the same one (2005 2nd row seat from an Avalanche) for my truck and felt that the S shape bars on the bottom would be a PITA to mount due to the driveshaft hump. I switched out to a second row seat from a 2013 Tahoe long wheel base. The base of the seat is flat. I'd like to see how you end up doing it in your truck. ~Pat

Maybe I missed it in the video but what is the width on the rear tires? Looking to see what the biggest tire you can fit is

I may have missed it in the video I know the rears are 15x8 4 inch back spacing and the fronts are 15x6 what was the backspacing for the front?

Seen on GCO! 🍻

Same wheels on my 52. Malibu is looking good, well done. BTW, you haven't got a set of torque thrusts for sale have you?

Can you recommend tire size for 85 Oldsmobile cutlass supreme with rally wheels … don’t want scrub or modify anything .. ??

Great looking car champ. I have a 84 cutlass with yearone 17*8 olds rims. I have 235 45 17 all round , but I'm considering going 255 40 17 in the rear. What's your opinion on that?

Would the rear tires clear in the front looking to do my g body with 15x8s all the way around just trying to find the right backspacing for the front without any rub