1964-72 Pontiac GTO, LeMans & Tempest Suspension Kits
Nine model years are covered by just three carefully divided suspension packages. Each Stage 2 kit pairs front and rear coil-spring components around a specific GM A-Body year group, giving GTO, LeMans, and Tempest owners a more focused route than piecing together unrelated suspension parts one component at a time.
Why 1967 Stands Alone in GTO Stage 2 Suspension
This collection has an unusual break in the middle: 1967 stands by itself. Rather than grouping all 1964-72 GTO, LeMans, and Tempest models under one Stage 2 system, POL separates the range into 1964-66, 1967, and 1968-72 configurations.
That makes the collection less about choosing among different suspension types and more about matching the Stage 2 package to the correct GM A-Body chassis version. A 1965 GTO and a 1969 GTO may share the same platform family, but they do not share the same kit here.
Within the correct year group, selectable ride-height and engine options further shape the spring combination and finished stance.
With only three focused packages, the year breaks tell the whole story: early A-Body, standalone 1967, and the later 1968-72 configuration.
FAQ
What suspension products are currently in this 1964-72 Pontiac GTO collection?
The collection currently contains three Stage 2 suspension kits with front and rear coil springs. They are divided into 1964-66 GM A-Body, 1967 GM A-Body, and 1968-72 GM A-Body applications.
Does the collection cover Pontiac LeMans and Tempest models too?
Yes. POL identifies this as its 1964-72 Pontiac GTO, LeMans, and Tempest suspension collection. The three systems themselves are listed by GM A-Body year range, so individual fitment should still be confirmed before ordering.
Why does the 1967 GTO have a separate suspension kit?
POL treats 1967 as its own Stage 2 application rather than combining it with the 1964-66 or 1968-72 packages. Buyers with a 1967 GTO, LeMans, or Tempest should therefore select according to that dedicated year rather than another GM A-Body range.
Can I select suspension height for a 1967 Pontiac GTO?
Yes. POL's 1967 GM A-Body Stage 2 suspension kit is listed with selectable height and engine options. Those selections allow the package to be configured more closely around the car rather than relying only on the model year.
Are front and rear coil springs included in these Stage 2 suspension kits?
Yes. All three products are identified as Stage 2 suspension kits with front and rear coil springs. The correct package depends on whether the vehicle falls within the 1964-66, 1967, or 1968-72 application range.
Are front suspension rebuild kits available for 1964-72 Pontiac GTO models?
Yes, but POL places them in a separate collection. That category currently includes rubber- and polyurethane-bushing rebuild kits divided into 1964-66, 1967-70, and 1971-72 applications.
Does POL sell tubular control arm suspension parts for these cars?
Yes, elsewhere in the catalog. POL lists tubular-control-arm-related components and Stage 3+ control arm and coilover systems for Pontiac GTO, LeMans, and Tempest applications. They are not part of the three-product collection being optimized here.