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Bakaruda
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I just ordered a dash for my Cuda. Cool people easy to work with. I tried to get a 50% discount but Mike would not give, what the hell. Somthing about wanting to pay his bills. Oh well I did it anyway. I bought the A10- model. http://www.rockymountaindashes.com/ |
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Cary Snyder 5.7L Hemi Cuda  |
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Evan
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Sweet, are you getting it powder coated? If so, what color?
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flyboy01
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Nice, when do you think the Hemi will be running?
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Bakaruda
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I have no schedule for it. It is a matter of money more than time. But to anwser your question I hope to have it on the road in 2 more years.
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Cary Snyder 5.7L Hemi Cuda |
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abodyjoe
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i recently bought one too.. now i have to save for guages.. does it ever stinking end?
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Bakaruda
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No, I ordered some of the gauges last night. But now I am out of money again.
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Cary Snyder 5.7L Hemi Cuda |
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moparrr07
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haha, im winning, ive got the gauges installed in the painted cluster, now i just gotta make it fit in the dash panel  |
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'72 Duster: daily driver in 3 seasons, paid for, insured by and gased up, all by my 17 year old salary
225, 7 1/4, working on 451, and 8 3/4
brakes, 11 3/4
60-0: 105 ft.
cornering gs: estimate: .90
50% custom interior
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Duster440
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Well, I'm right behind you then  I've fitted it to the dash and am painting it right now. The gauges are sitting on my dining room table. |
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MarkS
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Thanks for the link Cary! Sounds like your project is coming along nicely, don't rush it... perfection takes time   ! |
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Bakaruda
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I am not rushing out of the lack of money. But thanks man.
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Cary Snyder 5.7L Hemi Cuda |
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demon340v
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I'm farther along then every1, i already installed it  http://www.demon340v.com/demon_guages.htmI have had them in for about a Week just got around takng a pic yesterday. It really gives the car a damn good look and brings it up to date just a tad bit. |
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Alyways Imitated..Never! Duplicated~ Project El Diablo (71 Demon)  |
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Valiant71
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Looks very nice! The thought had crossed my mind to get one, but the cost was a bit out of my range. I opted for a plastic insert from www.redlinegauges.com and I drilled the holes for the gauges - doesn't look bad! Here's a question about the stock ammeter gauge. Can the two wires on the back of the ammeter be spliced together after removal of the dash? The car has no power without the wires being connected to the gauge, so I'm thinking that they complete a circuit through the ammeter. DD  |
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Tacfire11
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I just ordered a dash for my Cuda. Cool people easy to work with. I tried to get a 50% discount but Mike would not give, what the hell. Somthing about wanting to pay his bills. Oh well I did it anyway. I bought the A10- model. http://www.rockymountaindashes.com/Will he mount the Gauges as well, or is it just the Dash mounting.... checked out the site... I like the clean dash layout. How do the new gauges tie into the legacy sensors like Fuel, Oil Pressure, and Voltage? Any suggestions... Thanks..... |
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Bakaruda
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How do the new gauges tie into the legacy sensors like Fuel, Oil Pressure, and Voltage? Any suggestions...
The best way to anwser this is. When you buy your gauges look into what you car has for sending units and buy ones that work for it. I am rewiring my complete car. To the best on my knowledge Mike does not put in the gauges. He might if the mony is right. But installing the gauges is easy part.
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MikeR
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We don't install gauges, because we don't sell gauges. Installing them is pretty simple, the gauge panels are made to work with the mounting brackets that come with the gauge (as long as the gauge isn't a column mount unit).
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MarkS
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Mike, Am I reading this correctly... you work for Rocky Mountain Dashes ??? |
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MikeR
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Hey there Mark! Yes, actually my wife and I bought out Rocky Mountain Dashes, L.L.C. back in January and are trying to make a go of it.
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demon340v
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I suggest using the sending units that come with the guages!!! I need to swap out the Temp sending unit for teh new one, because for some reason after a few secs of running the gauge will jump to 250 which i know damn well i ain't that hot!
What is not also seen in the pic on my site is the indicator lights below my fuel guage. 2 greens and 1 blue.
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MarkS
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Congratulations Mike! Good for you! I'm definitely interested, just got to figure out which one I like best  . I'll give you a call in the near future to discuss options. Mark |
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MikeR
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I look for ward to that call Mark!
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moparrr07
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Here's a question about the stock ammeter gauge. Can the two wires on the back of the ammeter be spliced together after removal of the dash? The car has no power without the wires being connected to the gauge, so I'm thinking that they complete a circuit through the ammeter. DD to answer your question, yes you need to hook the two wire together, think of electricity like water, the ammeter is just a flow gauge and how is the water going to flow through if they arnt connected |
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'72 Duster: daily driver in 3 seasons, paid for, insured by and gased up, all by my 17 year old salary
225, 7 1/4, working on 451, and 8 3/4
brakes, 11 3/4
60-0: 105 ft.
cornering gs: estimate: .90
50% custom interior
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MarkS
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I'm going to have to remember that analogy moparrr07! That's a good one ! |
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Valiant71
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Thanks! It works for me too! Shockingly, I don't do much electrical work  |
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