Mopar Suspension & Chassis Parts

Depending on the year, make, and model of the vehicle, the suspension design will vary. However, for older Mopar cars (such as a, b, and e body suspensions), the front suspension uses a torsion bar on each side that goes through the lower control arm. The torsion bar is twisted which can either raise or lower the control arm, affecting ride height. It also serves as a spring as it twists or untwists depending on the road surface. This movement is regulated by the shocks, which help control torsion bar movement and vehicle bounce. Upper control arms help to hold the front spindles up top with the spindle connected to the lower control arm at the bottom. The rear suspension on older Mopar cars consists of leaf springs and shocks to control suspension travel.

When upgrading the front suspension on your A-Body Mopar vehicle, the most popular upgrades are the QA1 Mopar suspension and AJE Racing Mopar tubular front suspension.

There are many options to buy a Mopar suspension upgrade kit, rebuild kit, or components online, but only one clear destination. With over 60 years in the business, JEGS has been selling Mopar performance components for a long time, offers competitive prices, and ships in-stock items fast, often the same day.

A JEGS expert is ready to answer your questions and help you find the Mopar suspension parts that you require for your specific street or racing application.