> Muscle Car Specifications > Dodge Specs 1971 Dodge Charger
Due to emissions regulations changes the glory days of the muscle
car soon came to an end. However, 1971 proved to be the final year
of the Hemi and the 6 pack. The 1971 Dodge Charger underwent another
sheet metal change. However, it never got away from its luxurious
and musclar appearance. Most notably changed on the exterior are
the rear roof pillars which not angle in the opposite direction
sloping slightly away from the driver. Another change in the lineup
was that the Super Bee moved from the Coronet body style to the
Charger body style. The 1971 Charger body style would remain until
the end of production in 1974.
Models:
Super Bee: Bulge hood, decal, stripe package, 383 was standard motor.
Rallye: The final "performance" version of the Charger
was the Ralleye edition. It included door vents, a blacked out grill
and a bulge hood.The R/T and Super Bee packages were offered for
only the 1971 year.
SE: High trim option
Powertrain options:
| Cid |
Compression |
Horsepower |
Torque |
Years |
| 225 |
8.4 |
145 @ 4000 |
215 @ 2400 |
-1973 |
| 318 |
9.0 |
230 @ 4400 |
340 @ 2400 |
-1974 |
| 383 |
9.2 |
270 @ 4800 |
375 @ 2800 |
1971 |
| 383 |
10.0 |
300 @ 5000 |
410 @ 2800 |
1971 |
| 440 |
10.1 |
370 @ 4600 |
480 @ 3200 |
1971 |
| 440-6 |
10.1 |
390 @ 4700 |
490 @ 3600 |
1971 |
| 426 |
10.25 |
425 @ 5000 |
490 @ 4000 |
1971 |
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