Ridetech StrongArms - Rear Lower Control Arms 1964-1972 GM A-body (Chevy Chevelle, Buick Skylark, Pontiac GTO, Olds Cutlass)
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These rear lower StrongArms are a direct replacement for the stock trailing arms for 1964-1972 GM "A" Body cars. They utilize R-Joint Technology and provide added strength to help get the power to the pavement. 1964-1972 GM "A" Body includes Chevelle, Cutlass, El Camino, F85, Grand Prix (69-72), GS, GTO, LeMans, Malibu, Monte Carlo, Skylark, Special, Sportwagon, Tempest and Vista Cruiser.
R-Joints are a revolutionary rod end design that provides low friction, full range articulation, long service life, lateral stability and quiet operation.
- Articulates in 3 planes 360 degree axial rotation and 30 degrees of total lateral rotation.
- Polished stainless ball and RTX10 composite cage provides consistent low friction movement.
- Special RTX10 composite cage needs NO lubrication.
- Self cleaning design…movement not affected by ANY water, grit, dirt, or debris.
- Spring loaded closure keeps mechanism tight and rattle free for LIFE!
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