Frame or chassis options for A bodies

This has been one heck of an informative thread. I was lucky enough to get some money back from Uncle Sam this year. Some of the funds I put away for a rainy day and the rest, well, the rest I'm spending on April. She needs a new interior and a new suspension.

I've been researching this for awhile and talked to 72bluNblu because he has the type of setup that I'm hoping to achieve. Well, at least close to it.

So far, this is what I have on my list for my '74 Duster...

Moog Stuff @ Rock Auto
K7086 Idler Arm
K783 Lower Ball Joint - Left
K781 Lower Ball Joint - Right
ES355RL Tie Rod End - Inner (11/16") x 2
ES352R Tie Rod End - Outter (11/16") x 2

Note: Items like upper ball joints and upper control arm bushings omitted because they are included in tubular upper control arms

PST Parts
PST Bilstein Shocks - Front
PST Lower Control Arm Rebuild Kit - Rubber
PST Tie Rod Sleeves 11/16 inch
PST Torsion Bar Master Kit - 1.03 inch

Reilly Motorsports Parts
Reilly Motorsport Strut Rods
Reilly Motorsport Upper Control Arms - Rod Ends

Hellwig Parts @ Summit
55905 Hellwig 1 1/8 inch Sway Bar - Tubular

My alternatives in upper control arms and torsion bars were from Firm Feel, but seems like PST and Reilly Motorsports is more cost effective. I would have gone with the 1.06 inch Firm Feel torsion bars.

You'll probably note that I haven't addressed the rear. I figured that could be phase 2 when I save up some more money. I also want to add sub frame connectors down the line as well.

Anyway... Let me know what you think of that combination.

Pricing: $1640.00

Note: That's for everything and that's not including the 10% FABO members discount at PST or the 5% discount at Rock Auto (until March 20th 2016)

I think you are off to a goods start, however, I'd get the Bergman Auto Craft adjustable upper arms. I suggest either those or Hotchkis. A nod to the BAC ones if you drive the car a ton or are trying to save $$$.
http://bergmanautocraft.com/proddetail.php?prod=5-0090

I just installed some proforged ball joints on my friend's 1971 Demon with 73-76 knuckles last weekend and they are also nice pieces. I say whichever one is a better deal will work for you. We were turned on to these by the Hotchkis installer guy.

My personal opinion is that you can get by with the stock tie rod sleeves.

I have the Firm Feel 1.06 T-bars and they are super nice parts.

I love the Hotchkis/Fox Shocks. Perfect compliment to my 1.06 bars.

With stock rear springs (I have 340 type ESPO), you'll want the rear bar. My hotchkis one is in the middle link (also have offset shackles) and it's nicely neutral. If you go with significantly stiffer rear springs, you may not need so much rear bar.