Speedway Motors Tubular Control Arm Suspension Kit Compatible With 1955-57 Chevy with QA1 Coilover Shocks and 1 Inch Sway Bar, Bolt-On Front Suspension Upgrade for Bel Air, Nomad

Strong tubular construction with durable gloss black powder coat protection. Control arms feature greasable Delrin bushings and OEM-style ball joints preinstalled. Front suspension kit fits 1955-1957 hardtop, sedan, and station wagon models. Polyurethane bump stops are included for both upper and lower control arms. Includes sway bar end link brackets welded to lower arms to attach end links to. Billet steel cross shaft for strength with grease fittings for easy servicing. 18-way single adjustable QA1 coilover shocks with 450 lb/in springs included. Kit features 1-inch sway bar with urethane end links and installation hardware. Lower control arm reinforcement plates provided for coilover shock mounting. Improve Your Tri Five Chevy’s Handling with a Bolt-On Front Suspension Upgrade It’s been seven decades since the ’55 Chevy rolled off the assembly line and to this day it is still one of the most popular ’50s cars. Sought after by enthusiasts of all ages, the idea of cruising a Tri-Five Chevy is what keeps these cars in the limelight. However, for many, the enthusiasm often wanes on the first drive when the new owner experiences 1950s suspension and braking technology. These cars are severely outdated in the handling department, having been manufactured with stamped steel control arms that flex and can even fail along with basic hydraulic shock absorbers. To achieve better handling and provide a platform for modern wheel and tire packages and even disc brake conversions that make the Tri-Five much safer and agile on today’s roads, a modern ’55 Chevy front suspension must be fitted. Stamped Versus Tubular, The Benefits of Our Control Arms Are Obvious As we stated earlier, a stamped steel control arm invites lots of sloppiness into your suspension due to flexing and twisting. While a stamping is indeed stronger than a flat sheet of metal, tubing is stronger still. So, when creating ’55 Chevy tubular control arms with steel tubing you greatly increase the rigidity of the product, eliminating that slop from twisting and flexing. What does that mean for you behind the wheel? When it comes to ’55-’57 Chevy tubular control arms vs stock stamped arms you dive into a corner on our tubular suspension your vehicle will go where you point it to. Getting down on that brake pedal for some extreme braking? Even your brakes will perform better since your tubular control arms aren’t flexing under that hard braking input. These are the best tubular control arms for Tri Five suspension upgrades owners will find and feature robust DOM tubing that is fully welded and reinforced and finished in a show-quality gloss black powder coat. Due to the thickness and material diameters these 1955-1957 Chevy full size control arms do weigh more than the stock stamped control arms, but the small trade off in unsprung weight for the vast increase in strength makes it worth the small weight penalty. We have fitted greasable Delrin bushings and OE-spec ball joints to our tubular A-arms with easy access grease fittings to make maintenance a breeze. Polyurethane bump stops are included for both upper and lower control arms as well. We offer alignment shims for your upper control arms if your old shims are damaged or you need additional shims to set your alignment to your preferred specifications. A Direct Bolt-In Complete Suspension Solution That Is Easy to Install These 57 Chevy front suspension kits bolt into place using your original control arm’s mounting hardware. Additionally, we have provided a fabricated mounting tab for the included 1-inch front sway bar. The 1-inch solid steel black powder coated bar includes polyurethane end link bushings along with new zinc plated end link hardware and mounting hardware for the sway bar itself. The sway bar compliments the tubular arms in the kit by providing improved cornering that keeps your Tri-Five Chevy flatter in the turns