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BMR 6th Gen. Upper & Lower Trailing Arm Package
BMR Upper & Lower Rear Trailing Arms - TCA059R (Upper) + TCA060R (Lower)
Eliminate rear suspension flex, and put more power to the tire with BMR’s upper and lower trailing arm package.
If you’re serious about putting power down in a 6th Gen. Camaro, whether that’s LT1 N/A high revving power, or LT4 boost, you should highly consider upgrading your rear trailing arms. Why? Because the factory rear trailing arms are one of the weakest links in the entire suspension system.
The BMR Upper (TCA059R) and Lower (TCA060R) Rear Trailing Arms, sold here as a matched performance pair, replace the thin, stamped OEM arms and soft rubber bushings with rigid DOM steel construction and high-performance bushings designed to control fore/aft axle movement under load.
The result?
Less wheel hop. More consistent traction. Sharper throttle response. And a rear end that feels bolted to the chassis instead of riding on rubber bands.
Why trailing arms matter (the science + real-world effect)
Rear trailing arms primarily control longitudinal wheel movement, how much the rear wheels try to walk forward/backward under acceleration and braking.
From the factory:
Thin stamped arms + soft rubber bushings = compliance
Compliance allows axle wind-up
Axle wind-up = wheel hop, traction loss, and delayed response
BMR’s solution replaces flex with structure:
Stiffer arms reduce deflection
Performance bushings limit unwanted movement
Rear geometry stays consistent under load
That consistency is what translates into better launches, smoother power delivery, and improved stability—especially on higher-horsepower LT builds and cars running wider/stickier tires.
Why sell upper + lower as a pair (this matters)
Many people replace one arm and wonder why wheel hop isn’t fully gone.
Here’s the reality:
Upper and lower trailing arms work together
Replacing only one leaves compliance in the system
Mixing stock + upgraded arms creates uneven load paths
By installing both TCA059R + TCA060R together, you:
Eliminate flex in both load directions
Keep suspension motion balanced and predictable
Get the maximum benefit per dollar spent
This is how BMR intended these parts to work—and why Griffin Motorsports sells them as a bundle.
Engineering & construction highlights
Common features (both arms)
Heavy-duty DOM steel tubing for maximum stiffness
Fully TIG-welded construction for strength and durability
High-durometer polyurethane bushings (greaseable) to control movement without harsh NVH
Red powdercoat finish for corrosion resistance and visual pop
Made in the USA
Upper Trailing Arms – TCA059R
Controls upper fore/aft axle movement
Replaces thin factory stamped arm
Reduces axle wind-up during acceleration
Improves rear-end response during throttle transitions
Lower Trailing Arms – TCA060R
Handles the primary longitudinal load
Major contributor to reducing wheel hop
Improves straight-line stability and braking consistency
Stronger foundation for sticky tires and higher torque output
What you’ll feel after install
Significantly reduced wheel hop (especially with aggressive launches)
More immediate throttle response
Better traction consistency across varying surfaces
Improved rear stability under braking and corner exit
A rear end that feels controlled instead of reactive
This is one of those upgrades where customers almost always say: “I should’ve done this sooner.”
Fitment Guide
Vehicle Compatibility
2016–2024 Chevrolet Camaro (6th Gen)
Coupe models
Compatible with SS, LT1, ZL1, and 1LE trims
BMR Upper & Lower Rear Trailing Arms - TCA059R (Upper) + TCA060R (Lower)
Eliminate rear suspension flex, and put more power to the tire with BMR’s upper and lower trailing arm package.
If you’re serious about putting power down in a 6th Gen. Camaro, whether that’s LT1 N/A high revving power, or LT4 boost, you should highly consider upgrading your rear trailing arms. Why? Because the factory rear trailing arms are one of the weakest links in the entire suspension system.
The BMR Upper (TCA059R) and Lower (TCA060R) Rear Trailing Arms, sold here as a matched performance pair, replace the thin, stamped OEM arms and soft rubber bushings with rigid DOM steel construction and high-performance bushings designed to control fore/aft axle movement under load.
The result?
Less wheel hop. More consistent traction. Sharper throttle response. And a rear end that feels bolted to the chassis instead of riding on rubber bands.
Why trailing arms matter (the science + real-world effect)
Rear trailing arms primarily control longitudinal wheel movement, how much the rear wheels try to walk forward/backward under acceleration and braking.
From the factory:
Thin stamped arms + soft rubber bushings = compliance
Compliance allows axle wind-up
Axle wind-up = wheel hop, traction loss, and delayed response
BMR’s solution replaces flex with structure:
Stiffer arms reduce deflection
Performance bushings limit unwanted movement
Rear geometry stays consistent under load
That consistency is what translates into better launches, smoother power delivery, and improved stability—especially on higher-horsepower LT builds and cars running wider/stickier tires.
Why sell upper + lower as a pair (this matters)
Many people replace one arm and wonder why wheel hop isn’t fully gone.
Here’s the reality:
Upper and lower trailing arms work together
Replacing only one leaves compliance in the system
Mixing stock + upgraded arms creates uneven load paths
By installing both TCA059R + TCA060R together, you:
Eliminate flex in both load directions
Keep suspension motion balanced and predictable
Get the maximum benefit per dollar spent
This is how BMR intended these parts to work—and why Griffin Motorsports sells them as a bundle.
Engineering & construction highlights
Common features (both arms)
Heavy-duty DOM steel tubing for maximum stiffness
Fully TIG-welded construction for strength and durability
High-durometer polyurethane bushings (greaseable) to control movement without harsh NVH
Red powdercoat finish for corrosion resistance and visual pop
Made in the USA
Upper Trailing Arms – TCA059R
Controls upper fore/aft axle movement
Replaces thin factory stamped arm
Reduces axle wind-up during acceleration
Improves rear-end response during throttle transitions
Lower Trailing Arms – TCA060R
Handles the primary longitudinal load
Major contributor to reducing wheel hop
Improves straight-line stability and braking consistency
Stronger foundation for sticky tires and higher torque output
What you’ll feel after install
Significantly reduced wheel hop (especially with aggressive launches)
More immediate throttle response
Better traction consistency across varying surfaces
Improved rear stability under braking and corner exit
A rear end that feels controlled instead of reactive
This is one of those upgrades where customers almost always say: “I should’ve done this sooner.”
Fitment Guide
Vehicle Compatibility
2016–2024 Chevrolet Camaro (6th Gen)
Coupe models
Compatible with SS, LT1, ZL1, and 1LE trims