* Engine variations: Even within the same model year, there could be variations in the engine and ignition system used.
* Spark plug type: The recommended point gap depends on the type of spark plug installed.
* Manufacturer specifications: The most accurate point gap information is found in the owner's manual or the service manual for your specific 1967 Mustang.
To find the correct point gap:
1. Consult your owner's manual: The most reliable source of information.
2. Look up your engine: Search online for the service manual for your specific engine model and year.
3. Contact a mechanic: A qualified mechanic can help you find the correct point gap for your vehicle.
Remember:
* Incorrect point gaps can cause engine misfires, poor performance, and even damage to your ignition system.
* Always use a gap gauge to accurately measure and adjust the point gap.
