Posted: Thu Oct 23, 2008 10:38 pm
Welcome Greg and you have a fabulous car.
With a standard front setup on a 67 I believe there is no possibility of adjusting caster and camber. If there is any deviation from factory settings then wear or incorrect parts etc will cause departure from normal.
Front camber should be 0 to 20' each wheel
Front caster should be 6 degrees 45' plus or minus 45'
Front Toe in 40' total right and left
So it is a pretty neutral set up at the front.
Rear camber should be 1 degree 15' neg plus or minus 20' right and left
Toe in each wheel 0 to 10' (I run max toe in on mine)
Radius arm 36 degrees
Front height
centre torsion bar 108mm plus or minus 5mm lower than wheel centre
Rear height
centre torsion bar 12mm plus or minus 5mm above wheel centre.
Steering, tyre pressures,weight, fuel tank fill, driver in seat and suspension settlement are all important to get right settings so best to run for a while before making any adjustments.
Hope this helps
Regards
Mike
With a standard front setup on a 67 I believe there is no possibility of adjusting caster and camber. If there is any deviation from factory settings then wear or incorrect parts etc will cause departure from normal.
Front camber should be 0 to 20' each wheel
Front caster should be 6 degrees 45' plus or minus 45'
Front Toe in 40' total right and left
So it is a pretty neutral set up at the front.
Rear camber should be 1 degree 15' neg plus or minus 20' right and left
Toe in each wheel 0 to 10' (I run max toe in on mine)
Radius arm 36 degrees
Front height
centre torsion bar 108mm plus or minus 5mm lower than wheel centre
Rear height
centre torsion bar 12mm plus or minus 5mm above wheel centre.
Steering, tyre pressures,weight, fuel tank fill, driver in seat and suspension settlement are all important to get right settings so best to run for a while before making any adjustments.
Hope this helps
Regards
Mike