Upgrade handling 70 Dodge Dart

You should figure out a total budget.

Chassis stiffness always helps for a lot of reasons but getting down to real issue requires suspension parts.

I created a stage one suspension kit to be a cost efficient way to make necessary improvements. This helps alignment and eliminates some unwanted play in the suspension.

Sway bars make a large improvement.

From there, spring rate is huge too, but the tire sizes need to be considered. I see lots of big/little tire combos that are not beneficial for handling whatsoever.

Lastly, my steering kits add modern precision to the steering, but this is steering only, not a suspension improvement.

Exactly. Figure out how you want to use the car, what tires, and set a budget. Starting from the tires is best, there's no point going crazy with the suspension if you aren't upgrading the tires as well. And the opposite, if you put super high performance tires on the car you need to upgrade the suspension and chassis to match.

I have a 68 Dart 270 that got carried away.
Firm Feel tubular upper A arms
Boxed factory lowers with greasable pivots
Fully welded K frame
Firm Feel stg-3 p/s box
Firm Feel sector support shaft
Hotckis adjustable strut rods
PST 1.06 T bars
Bilstien RCD SHOCKS
Hotchkis rear springs
Hotchkis front & rear sway bars
Tubular front frame rail support
US Car Tool contoured frame connectors,F&R torque boxes,inner fender to firewall supports.Car is lowered around 2"
17 x 8 rims with either Nitto NT05's or Nitto NT01's
Tires are a huge part of equation. Car is a total blast to drive

That's a nice build right there, I bet it handles great!