1967 Plymouth VIP 7.2L EngFACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

1967 Wheel Alignment Specifications

R-Right, L-Left Man.- Manual Steering Pwr.-Power Steering Steering Axis Inclin. Caster (Degrees) Camber (Degrees) Toe-In (Inches) Toe-Out On Turns
Inner Outer
AMERICAN MOTORS            
All Models ............. Man Neg 1/2 to Pos 1/2 Neg 3/8 to Pos 3/8 1/16-3/16(1) 25° 22°
    Pwr Pos. 1/2 to Pos 1 1/2        
CHECKER MOTORS            
Taxi & Marathon 7° (18) Pos 2 Pos 1/2 to Pos 1 1/2 1/16-1/8 20° 17° 30"
CHRYSLER CORP.            
Imperial 9° Man 0 to Nag 1 L-Pos 1/4 to Pos 1/4(2) 3/32-5/32(1) 20° 17.9°
    Pwr Pos 1/4 to Pos 1 1/4 R-0 to Pos 1/2(3)      
Chrysler 7 1/2° Man 0 to Neg 1 L-Pos 1/4 to Pos 3/4(2) 3/32-5/32(1) 20° 18.8°
    Pwr Pos 1/4 to Pos 1 1/4 R-0 to Pos 1/2(3)      
Polara, Monaco, Dart 7 1/2° Man 0 to Neg 1 L-Pos 1/4 to Pos 3/4(2) 3/32-5/32(1) 20° (4)
  Coronet, Charger   Pwr Pos 1/4 to Pos 1 1/4 R-0 to Pos 1/2(3)      
Belvedere, Satellite 7 1/2° Man 0 to Neg 1 L-Pos 1/4 to Pos 3/4 (2) 3/32-5/32(1) 20° (5)
  Fury, Valiant   Pwr Pos 1/4 to Pos 1 1/4 R-0 to Pos 1/2 (3)      
FORD MOTOR CO.             
Comet, Falcon, Fairlane ............. Neg 1 1/2 to Pos 1/2 (11)(12) Neg 1/4 to Pos 1 (2)(11) 1/8 to 1/4(9) 20° 17 3/4°
Cougar, Mustang ............. Neg 3/4 to Pos 1 1/4(8)(11) Pos 1/4 to Pos 1 3/4(8)(11) 1/16 to 5/16(9) 20° 18 3/4°
Ford, Mercury ............. 0 to Pos 2 (8)(11) Neg 1/4 to Pos 1 1/4 (11)(19) 1/16 to 3/16(1) 20° 18 1/8°
Thunderbird ............. Neg 1/2 to Pos 1 1/2(8)(11) Neg 1/4 to Pos 1 1/4 (11)(19) 1/16 to 3/16(1) 20° 18 1/8°
Lincoln ............. Neg 2 1/2 to Neg 1/2(10)(11) Neg 1/4 to Pos 1 1/4 (11)(19) 1/16 to 3/16(1) 20° 17 3/4°
GENERAL MOTORS             
Buick Special, Skylark, G.S.400, Sport Wagon 9° (17) Neg 1/2 ± 1/2(11) Pos 1/2 ± 1/2 (11) 1/8-1/4 20° 18°38'
Buick LeSabre 10°43' (17) Pos 1 ± 1/2 (11) 0 to Pos 1 (11) 7/32-5/16 20° 18°9'
Buick Wildcat 10°43' (17) Pos 1 ± 1/2 (11) 0 to Pos 1 (11) 7/32-5/16 20° 16°58'
Buick Electra 10°43' (17) Pos 1 ± 1/2 (11) 0 to Pos 1 (11) 7/32-5/16 20° 16°58'
Buick Riviera 10°43' (17) Pos 1 ± 1/2 (11) 0 to Pos 1 (11) 7/32-5/16 20° 17°5'
Cadillac 6° Neg 1/2 to Neg 1 1/2 (12) L-Pos 3/8 to Neg 1/8 3/16-1/4 20° 18°10'
  (Exc. Eldorado)     R-Pos 1/8 to Neg 3/8      
Cadillac Eldorado ............. Neg 2 + 1/2 (11)(13) 0 ± 3/8 (14) 1/16 ±1/16 20° 18°10'
Chevrolet 71/2° ± 1/2° Pos 3/4 ± 1/2 (11) Pos 1/4 ± 1/2 (11) 1/8-1/4 20° 20°29'
Chevelle 81/4° ± 1/2° Neg 1 ± 1/2 (11)(15) Pos 1/2 ± 1/2 (11) 1/8-1/4 20° 18°4'
Chevy II 7° ± 1/2° Pos 1 ± 1/2 (11) Pos 1/2 ± 1/2 (11) 1/4-3/8 20° 18°4'
Camaro 8 3/4 ± 1/2° Pos 1/2 ± 1/2 (11) Pos 1/4 ± 1/2 (11) 1/8-1/4 ............. .............
Corvette 7° ± 1/2° Pos 1 ± 1/2 (11) Pos 1/4 ± 1/2 (11) 3/16-5/16 20° 18.5°
Corvair (Front) 6 1/2 ± 1/2° Pos 2 1/2 to Pos 1 1/2 (11) POS 1 ± 1/2 (11) 3/16-5/16 ............. .............
  (Rear) ............. ............................ Pos 1 ± 1/2 (11) 3/16-5/16 ............. .............
Oldsmobile (Exc. F-85 & Toronado) 11° Neg 1/2 to Neg 1 1/2 Neg 1/4 to Pos 1/2 (11) 1/8-3/16 20° 18.3° (16)
Oldsmobile F-85 9° Neg 1/2 to Neg 2 Neg 1/4 to Pos 1/2 (11) 1/8-3/16 20° 18.6°
Oldsmobile Toronado   Neg 2 ± 1/2 Pos 1/8 ± 3/8 0-1/16 ............. .............
Pontiac (Exc. Tempest) 8.5° (18) Neg 1 1/2 ± 1/2 Pos 1/4 ± 1/2 0-1/8 20° 18.4°
Tempest (Exc. Sta. Wagon) 9° (17) Neg 1 1/2 ± 1/2 Pos 1/4 ± 1/2 0-1/8 20° 18.6°
  Station Wagon   Neg 2° 1/2 Pos 1/4 ± 1/2 0-1/8 20° 18.6°
(1) 1/8" preferred.
(2) Pos 1/2° preferred.
(3) Pos 1/4° preferred.
(4) 18.8° (Polara, Monaco), 17.6° (Dart, Charger), 17.8° (Coronet).
(5) 17.5° (Valiant), 17.8° (Belvedere, Satellite), 18.8° (Fury).
(6) Neg 1/2° preferred.
(7) 1/4° preferred.
(8) Pos 1° preferred.
(9) 3/16" preferred.
(10) Neg 1 1/2" preferred
(11) Maximum variation between wheels 1/2°.
(12) Neg 1° preferred.
(13) Neg 2° preferred.
(14) 0° preferred.
(15) Super Sport & El Camino setting is Neg 1/2° ± 1/2°.
(16) For manual steering. 17.7° for power steering.
(17) At 0° camber.
(18) At 1° camber.
(19) Pos 3/4 preferred.
Fig 1: Wheel Alignment Angles (All Models)
G09363438Courtesy of CHRYSLER GROUP, LLC
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