‘71 Demon with Ralleye Dash looking to retrofit Intellitronix
For you I would probably go with four-speed ragtops recommendations...
A disc brake conversion should be more of a bolt-in deal but fabricating backing plates is a little bit more time consuming and intricate. Let alone behind the dash I'll add delicate...
Intellitronics could be a way to go but definitely you'd have to use one of their generic kits and make sure measurements are made before ordering. I've yet to see anybody do one of these inteletronics kits on a rally dash. Just within the last year they recently came out with a Bolton kit for the non-rellidash.
I've done their bolt-in kits and I've even done a custom kit in my own truck that they don't make one for. But you're really dash is a little bit more special and I would see if there's anybody out there that's making a kid specifically for that. I do like the fact that they're American made and have a lifetime warranty but they more cater to Chevy and Ford...
For you I would probably go with four-speed ragtops recommendations...
A disc brake conversion should be more of a bolt-in deal but fabricating backing plates is a little bit more time consuming and intricate. Let alone behind the dash I'll add delicate...
Intellitronics could be a way to go but definitely you'd have to use one of their generic kits and make sure measurements are made before ordering. I've yet to see anybody do one of these inteletronics kits on a rally dash. Just within the last year they recently came out with a Bolton kit for the non-rellidash.
I've done their bolt-in kits and I've even done a custom kit in my own truck that they don't make one for. But you're really dash is a little bit more special and I would see if there's anybody out there that's making a kid specifically for that. I do like the fact that they're American made and have a lifetime warranty but they more cater to Chevy and Ford...
