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Thread: Crossfire Injection
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06-16-2006 #1Registered User
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Crossfire Injection
A friend of mine gave me an intake base, top, and throttle bodies from a crossfire system. Is there a benefit to completing this and using it for a fuel system? It seems like parts are hard to come by, so in your opinions, should I complete it and use it, or find someboby who needs it worse than me? Also, I attached a photo of what I have, but need to know what I need! Thanks again.
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06-17-2006 #2New to Pro-Touring- Join Date
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Waste of time and money. The crossfire is the worst performing injection system GM ever came up with.
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06-17-2006 #3In it's it day it was good but know there's to many options for EFI.
I know a guy who took a crossram intake and put throttle bodies on it.
06-17-2006 #4I wouls say it depends on what you are going to use it on. They're designed for a 305, and they run out of air on most 350s. The other major weakness they typically have is the factory computer, it is 22 year old technology after all. On the plus side, it is something that not everyone and their brother runs on their car.
06-18-2006 #5Registered User- Join Date
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Can a person just put a pair of like Holley 450s on it and just go that route?
06-19-2006 #6Registered User- Join Date
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you could, but why? I've seen one of those intakes in person, the ports were tiny! I don't think it was even good "in its day". It was, after all, dubbed "cease-fire". Doing so would be purely for looks, not for performance.
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