BMR 70-81 Chevrolet Camaro A-Arms Lower Delrin Bushings Std Ball Joint - Black Hammertone

If you're working on a 1970-1981 Chevrolet Camaro, the lower A-arms are a critical link between your wheels and the chassis. Any flex here can mess with your alignment, leading to a sloppy feel and less predictable handling. BMR Suspension's AAL321 lower A-arms are built to eliminate that deflection, giving you a much more solid and responsive connection to the road. They're fabricated from heavy-duty DOM tubing, specifically 1.500-inch with a 0.095-inch wall and 1.525-inch with a 0.095-inch wall, and reinforced with laser-cut, CNC-formed plate steel braces for serious strength.

What really sets these A-arms apart are the greaseable Delrin bushings. Unlike stock rubber, Delrin is a much stiffer material that significantly reduces A-arm flex. BMR's bushings are designed with internal flutes to ensure grease evenly coats the inner sleeve and also directs it to the outer edge, keeping the thrust surface lubricated for long-term, reliable performance. This combination of strong tubing and stiff bushings means you'll notice a big improvement in steering feel and response, whether you're cruising or pushing the car hard on the street, drag strip, or road course. Plus, the tubular design is lighter than the stock arms, offering a good balance of performance and comfort.

These A-arms come finished in a durable black hammertone powdercoat for a clean look that holds up. Installation is typically a 3-4 hour job. BMR Suspension proudly manufactures these A-arms in the U.S.A.