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    1. #1
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      Seeking wheel fitment wisdom

      I have been researching the forum for the past couple days. I am wondering if anyone is running a 335/30/18 or a 345/35/18 on their g-body. If so, pics and insight to what was involved would be greatly appreciated!



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      Nobody at all??

    3. #3
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      The rear frame rails prevent tires that wide without modifications. If you look on Maliburacing.com you'll find quite a few examples of frame notching to put wider tires under the rear but I don't think you can go as wide as you'd like even with a deep notch. To get 335-345 I think you'd have to move the frame rails in.

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      That is what I thought. It seems like you have to go through the ringer to join maliburacing. I am waiting on them to activate my account. Thanks for the help! Gorgeous Bird btw!

    5. #5
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      That is what I thought. It seems like you have to go through the ringer to join maliburacing. I am waiting on them to activate my account. Thanks for the help! Gorgeous Bird btw!

    6. #6
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      Montecarloss.com and Turbobuick.com also has the same write up as Malibu racing...
      2005 Joe Gibbs Silverado #396
      1988 Monte Carlo SS 5.3/T56 and a whole bunch of mods.
      1970 Monte Carlo - The new project





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