Pitman Arm 1964-67 GM Car

The Pitman Arm 1964-67 GM Car by PROFORGED is the steering linkage component responsible for converting rotational motion from your steering box into the linear side-to-side movement that controls your front wheels. This is a critical wear item for any A-Body Chevrolet, Pontiac, Oldsmobile, or Buick from the mid-1960s era—whether you're restoring a classic muscle car, building a street rod, or bringing a neglected original back to life. The Pitman arm connects directly to the center link, making it essential for responsive steering geometry and safe directional control.

PROFORGED's OE-design Pitman Arm maintains exact factory geometry and performance characteristics, crafted from high-strength steel with black paint finish to resist corrosion and match original underbody appearance. The engineering preserves the precise ball joint angles and arm length (7.4 inches overall) required for proper Ackermann steering angle and alignment specs on these platforms. By sourcing an OEM-equivalent component rather than a worn original, you eliminate play in the steering system, reduce binding during articulation, and restore the tight steering response these cars were engineered to deliver.

Mechanics and enthusiasts restoring 1964–1967 GM A-Body vehicles should replace the Pitman arm during any suspension refresh, especially when rebuilding the steering box, tie rods, or center link. This kit format ensures all necessary components are present for a complete installation without separate ordering. At just 1.75 pounds and compact in shipping dimensions, it's a straightforward bolt-on replacement that requires no cutting, modification, or special tools—making it ideal for both professional shops and hands-on owners tackling a full frame-off restoration.