X-Ram for Crossfire any thoughts?
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Racer
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X-Ram for Crossfire any thoughts?
Has anyone installed this system? and is it worth it? http://www.x-ram.com
[Modified by Skyhigh, 2:07 PM 7/26/2003]
[Modified by Skyhigh, 2:07 PM 7/26/2003]
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Re: X-Ram for Crossfire any thoughts? (Skyhigh)
According to the Crossfire guys, it's a big help. :)
Do you have other go-fast parts in your motor? It'll really wake the engine up in any case, moreso if you do.
-Steve
Do you have other go-fast parts in your motor? It'll really wake the engine up in any case, moreso if you do.
-Steve
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Re: X-Ram for Crossfire any thoughts? (Twin_Turbo)
X-ram adds about 25 hp on an otherwise semi-stock engine
I'd go offy crossram or SY-1 (edelbrock) but those need some fabrication
Marck
I'd go offy crossram or SY-1 (edelbrock) but those need some fabrication
Marck
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Re: X-Ram for Crossfire any thoughts? (Fevre)
Nope, talking 'bout the crossrams with lids, not log style manifolds, like these:
Offy:
Still available from PAWinc, Summit, Jegs etc.
Edelbrock STR-10: Similar to offy, just a little rounded here and there, main difference is conventional waterneck instead of front facing one on offy
Edelbrock SY-1 (Smokey Yunick), this one is probably the easiest and most desireable but not produced so check out eFraud
Like this one on ebay
You'll need to make custom lids etc.
Offy:
Still available from PAWinc, Summit, Jegs etc.
Edelbrock STR-10: Similar to offy, just a little rounded here and there, main difference is conventional waterneck instead of front facing one on offy
Edelbrock SY-1 (Smokey Yunick), this one is probably the easiest and most desireable but not produced so check out eFraud
Like this one on ebay
You'll need to make custom lids etc.
