Who makes these rallys?
 

I must have them... Wouldn't mind the car either lol

https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds...l#&gid=1&pid=4

https://image.hmn.com/mM9sLp6x3AJNFL...e/90675671.jpg

My guess is they are from US Mag…

https://www.us-mags.com/us-mag-2pc-t...2-piece-forged

Thanks - i'll look into this...

Damn those are awesome

drool - they did a really good job on this one and it's going to mecham...I wonder how she will fare

Personally I'd like a little more meat on them and somehow not going to mini-tubs but probably day dreaming as I'm broke af just getting her running again...lol

Doesnt look horrible but just not a fan of the all rim,,ultra low profile tires on classic cars. To me they dont look good on trucks either. My tundra has 18" and there was a optional 20" and to me the 18s looks better,,,need some sidewall. I went to 15s on my 70 gto and it took me awhile to get used to those. I wouldnt kick that TA to the curb though.

I'm the same...need more tire however my 15's look too dated now...need something in the middle...still swoon over fat in the back tho but I'm a dinosaur lol

HIGHLY Recommend putting in Struts, del a lum bearings,
Or Coil overs to SPEED up the suspension as the sidewalls are non existant, and the suspension, slowed in hardened OLD rubber will make your car ride like a 3 Ton Truck..
But maybe ya just want to look at it..

You figure it would make that much of a difference for 17s?

I would love to replace these tired leafs with something else but I can't see that happening anytime soon :(

Im pretty sure those are US Mags Trans Am wheels. I just got their Bandit wheels in 18x8 and 18x9 for my '68 Bird and they look to be of great quality. I am in the middle of transitioning to an entire Ridtech coilover setup so we will see how it all comes together. The car had always been more of a drag car but hopefully this will make it more road friendly as there arent many dragstrips where I live now.

the wheels in the 1st pic look good & they do have their place on builds like these... but once you go to forged vs cast they are way too pricey for most people including me... $1370/wheel!

jinkies...what would be the difference between re-arching mine vs these except weight?

Prolly still wheel hop and body roll like before?

Oh wow - do you have a thread going on yer build?

Thanks for chiming in...

That's what I'm looking for - amazing!

Do you have a profile shot? I wonder if white letters would still work on that profile and what tire you rollin?

Thanks

These indeed are US Mags but not the $200 cast "bandit" rims from China (this bandit style is also made in a 2 or 3 piece).

The rims on the 1971 trans am are legit 2 or 3 piece US Mags called their "trans am" wheel that runs well over $1,000 per rim.

The "bandit" version has a bigger window between the spokes - the "trans am" version is more honest to the original Rallye II wheel openings.

Sorry for the delay. I am Vogue 235-55R17's

Very happy with them - made in Chicago since 1914.

https://www.discounttire.com/buy-tir...ture-v/p/29744