1964-88 Chevelle, El Camino, Skylark & Cutlass Suspension Parts
The collection name reaches into the G-Body years, but today's suspension selection is rooted much earlier in the timeline. Its strongest applications center on 1964-72 GM A-Body cars, with parts aimed at front suspension control, body roll, and rear chassis support rather than a broad catalog covering every suspension component from 1964 through 1988.
Front Suspension, Roll Control, and Rear Chassis Support
This collection is small because each product addresses a completely different part of the chassis. You don't need to treat it like a full suspension catalog when these three products cover front-end transformation, body-roll control, and rear shock-area reinforcement.
For 1964-67 Chevelle builds, the Stage 3+ system represents the largest change, combining tubular control arms with coilovers to reshape much of the front suspension at once.
The 1964-72 GM A-Body hollow front sway bar takes a far more targeted approach, working with the existing suspension to reduce body roll rather than replacing its basic architecture.
At the rear, the Chevelle tubular shock tower brace reinforces the shock mounting area. Together, the three products address three separate chassis functions without pretending every A-Body suspension project needs the same type of upgrade.
FAQ
What suspension parts are currently available in this 1964-88 collection?
The live collection contains three suspension products: a 1964-67 Chevelle Stage 3+ tubular control arm and coilover kit, a 1964-72 GM A-Body hollow front sway bar, and a 1964-72 Chevelle tubular rear shock tower brace. A fourth product is a rear disc brake conversion and is not a suspension component.
Are coilovers available for a 1964-67 Chevy Chevelle?
Yes. POL currently lists a Stage 3+ tubular control arm and coilover suspension kit for 1964-67 Chevy Chevelle applications. It represents the most extensive suspension system presently shown in this collection.
Is there a front sway bar for 1964-72 GM A-Body cars?
Yes. POL lists a hollow performance front sway bar for 1964-72 GM A-Body applications. Because several GM models share the broader A-Body designation, confirm the individual product fitment for the exact year and vehicle before ordering.
What does the Chevelle rear shock tower brace do?
The tubular rear shock tower brace is a structural suspension component for 1964-72 Chevelle applications. It supports the rear shock mounting area rather than replacing the springs, shocks, or rear control arms themselves.
Does this collection currently have suspension parts for 1978-88 G-Body cars?
Despite the collection title, the current suspension products shown are centered on 1964-72 applications. The 1978-88 product presently displayed is a rear disc brake conversion rather than a suspension component.
Does POL offer other suspension components for Chevelle and related GM A-Body cars?
Yes. POL's wider suspension catalog covers categories such as coil springs, shocks and coilovers, spindles, sway bars, tubular front control arms, rear control arms, and other components. This particular vehicle collection currently represents only a small portion of that broader catalog.
Should I select GM A-Body suspension parts based only on the platform name?
No. Use the exact year and model together with the individual product fitment. Even within this four-product collection, the major coilover package covers 1964-67 Chevelle while the sway bar reaches 1964-72 GM A-Body applications.