1971 Cuda Hellcat - Chiquita

[71Cuda]

Some pics of the old and new dash/gauges

[71Cuda]

pics continued

[71Cuda]

Besides what you see here, I'm using PTFE -8an fuel line from Pegasus Racing, and the appropriate connectors (90's, 45's and so on...)

The picture is the special 1/2" fuel line connector (Aeromotive 15128), the fuel filter (Aeromotive 12375), regulator with the large spring installed (Aeromotive 13134).

The regulator uses -10an ORB to male AN fittings. You can pick from -10an ORB to whatever male size you need.


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[anlauto]

Why did you buy the wood grain from a 73-74 ? What will you fill the seat belt light hole with ?

[71Cuda]

I bought it from Roseville Mopars. I used this year so I didn't have the small empty holes on the face since Dakota Digital doesn't have adjustment knobs.

I'll use the seatbelt light for those years to fill the spot.


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[anlauto]

  That's weird, the Dakota Digital dash I used had tiny reset buttons that go in those 70-71 holes...

[71Cuda]

agreed, there it is.

[MoparDave]

@anlauto  wonder is there was a different version ??

[anlauto]

This was the car I never got to finish so I'm not sure what to say, those could be switches my mechanic installed, I can't remember, I just assumed they were part of the DD kit ?

[71Cuda]

The switches come with this kit as well, I'll place them some place out of the way.


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[71Cuda]

I use Pegasus Racing PTFE fuel lines and in this case it's -8AN. You can see such a difference between the -8 and the -6


The hose is the 811 series and using the corresponding connectors.   


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[71Cuda]

I've been asked about the hood clearance. See the picture and that's how much.


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[Cuda Cody]

Nice work man!   

[71Cuda]

Fuel filter mounting

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