I mentioned in Podcast Episode 84 that Detroit Speed and Engineering is now on board with the Chevelle Build, and I could not be more excited about it. It was their '65 Chevelle test car that really inspired me to go the route of using their equipment, specifically because that car is what I want mine to be: 70% Road Car, 30% Track Car. Don't get me wrong, DSE can sell you the components to build an all out race car if that's what you desire (and a lot of the big names will attest to that), but the reality for me is that my '64 Chevelle will be the car that I drive every day that I can, the car that I haul my kids in, and the one that I'm a weekend warrior with at the track. That's exactly what DSE's suspension kits are designed to do. Their entire company is built on the philosophy of creating modern suspension for old GM cars with the quality of the Original Equipment Manufacturer or better. (By the way, if you have another GM A-body car such as a GTO, a 442, or a Skylark, this setup will work for you as well!)