Pics of my 78 Malibu

[craigny]

i think it's a good lookin car, nice find

Thanks! Likewise!

 

[craigny]

As long as you are not getting any rubbing from the rear tires, I would drop the front a couple of inches. Get a nice even stance.

whats the easist way to do that?

 

[midwestls]

Nice Bu. I vote for drop the front a bit, I like the look of the rear the way it is.

 

[R/T kota]

As long as you are not getting any rubbing from the rear tires, I would drop the front a couple of inches. Get a nice even stance.

whats the easist way to do that?

Change the front springs

 

[Coveted]

I'd run it first, the front end higher might give it nice weight transfer.

Function over fashion.

 

[R/T kota]

I'd run it first, the front end higher might give it nice weight transfer.

Function over fashion.

But if he puts the right spring and shock in it that will allow the front to travel, he will still have the weight transfer

 

[craigny]

its all brand new comp engineering stuff in the front and rear, I mean this car was built to mainly run on the strip, but it will see mostly see street duty here as the closest track is like 2 hrs away, and i dont have a trailer or tow vehicle at the moment.

 

[R/T kota]

its all brand new comp engineering stuff in the front and rear, I mean this car was built to mainly run on the strip, but it will see mostly see street duty here as the closest track is like 2 hrs away, and i dont have a trailer or tow vehicle at the moment.

Brand new? Maybe it will settle down a bit over time.

 

[craigny]

its all brand new comp engineering stuff in the front and rear, I mean this car was built to mainly run on the strip, but it will see mostly see street duty here as the closest track is like 2 hrs away, and i dont have a trailer or tow vehicle at the moment.

Brand new? Maybe it will settle down a bit over time.

Looks brand new to me.

 

[78mali350]

yeah i would give it time they seem to settle after a while.