I need alignment specs for a 66 chevelle, not a ss. Thanks, Kevin

Kevin, I think that you should post what type of tire you are running. Radial or bias ply? Makes a difference on specs.

Roy 65 El Camino
Team member # 74

I'm running radials.

A good mild street alingment is 1/8 deg neg camber. 1/8" total toe in. The term total is used because some computer alingment equip. read off the center line (or datum line) of the car if this is the case divide in half. The caster is 1-2 deg. positive for manual steering. Power steering cars 3-4 positive. The caster should be staggered by 1/2 deg. The left should have 1/2 deg less. Typicaly you start with the right side and determine how much caster can be achieved with the desired camber setting. Then move to the left and adjust according. The more aggressive the driving style the more neg camber is needed. I look at the tire wear and determine if more or less is nessasary and adjust as needed.

Thanks for the input Slo307.