Lower A-Arm Bushing

The Lower A-Arm Bushing (ALL 56230) is a critical suspension component engineered for classic GM A-Body, F-Body, and G-Body vehicles spanning 1964–1974 model years. This front lower control arm bushing maintains proper wheel alignment and suspension geometry under load, directly affecting handling precision, tire wear, and ride quality. Whether you're restoring a vintage Chevelle, Camaro, or Nova, or maintaining a street machine, a factory-spec replacement bushing is essential to restoring OEM suspension performance and eliminating wandering or vague steering feel.

Manufactured by Allstar Performance, this steel bushing is built to original specifications and tolerances, ensuring a press-fit installation into the lower control arm without modification. The solid steel construction resists deflection under cornering and braking loads, preventing the control arm from shifting laterally—a common cause of bump steer and uneven edge wear on classic vehicles. Proper bushing geometry maintains the control arm's designed swing arc, which is critical for keeping the wheel perpendicular to the ground throughout suspension travel and preserving camber and caster alignment angles.

Restoration shops, vintage drag racers, and street rodders rely on Allstar Performance bushings to deliver predictable, repeatable suspension behavior without the compliance and wear inherent in deteriorated original components. Installation requires pressing the bushing into the lower control arm with proper tooling; most shops complete this work in under an hour per side. This is a per-unit bushing—order one per lower control arm for complete front suspension renewal. Correct fitment is guaranteed on all 1964–1974 GM A-Body, F-Body, and G-Body platforms including Chevrolet, Pontiac, Oldsmobile, and Buick applications.