Hotchkis 64-72 Chevelle / El Camino / GTO / Skylark / Cutlass Lower Trailing Arms

If you're working on a 1964-1972 GM A-Body car like a Chevelle, GTO, or El Camino, these lower trailing arms from Hotchkis Sport Suspension are a solid upgrade. They're built to replace the factory arms, which can become weak over time, especially in high-horsepower applications. By upgrading to these, you'll notice improved traction, less wheel hop, and better overall handling and stability.

What makes these stand out is how they're constructed. Hotchkis uses a single piece of .120-inch wall steel tubing, TIG-welded for strength, making them a very well-built component. They also come with greasable polyurethane bushings, which help keep things quiet and allow for proper lubrication, contributing to their longevity and performance. These are designed as direct replacements, so they should fit right into your existing suspension setup.

These trailing arms are a popular choice for anyone looking to get more out of their classic GM muscle car. Keep in mind that hardware is sold separately, so you'll want to factor that into your project plan.