First off if handling is an issue for you then poly bushings are out since they limit the twisting motion necessary for normal suspension movement. The only exception to this is if you have rod ends on one end to allow this movement. Also when people recommmend LCA replacement they are usually talking about the REAR control arms. This is where you will make the most differance. I would do it in this order
1. New LCA's with rod ends on at least one end
2. New PHB with rod ends on at least one end
3. LCA brackets so you can adjust the LCA angle
4. Some Bilstein, or possibly some Koni shocks if you can swing it. A set of Prokit springs will help quite a bit as will a performance alignment with the following specs
"0" toe
-1/2 to -1 1/2 degrees camber
4 1/2 degree's caster.
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'71 RS/Z28
468 BBC
Richmond ROD 6 speed
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