Looking to build a 84 corvette 5.7 crosssfire any suggestions

[Jim_Rockford]

Seems like I seen a few of those aftermarket intakes floating around ebay but that was years ago. There is actually a crossfire corvette in my local pick and pull. still fairly complete

[lionelhutz]

Look up a user name Buccaneer on the Corvetteforum too. He's an expert on them, considering he was owner of DCS and now owns XFirePerformance.com.

Here's one of his posts on the status of the Renegade intake.

https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...post1602541549

Basically, he can't find a foundry to pour them that won't cost too much.

[In-Tech]

I haven't been over to the corvette forum in a long long time. I assume the guy already tried Buddy Bar https://buddybarcasting.com/

[lionelhutz]

I have no idea. Drop over to XFirePerformance.com and suggest them.

[TeamSlewis3]

Not to be a downer or anything but my first Z28 was an 82' Pacecar crossfire. Cool when the flaps opened. fast downhill, had ta put a cam in at 48k. they are unique but there is a reason GM only made them 2 years. SHAFTS and all linkage hard to keep adjusted and vacuum sealed up. Alas Tuned port with its 50 bolts......still loved them. Both done around 4500-4800. But if your determined they are rare and unique. Right now I'm opting for the 85'Z28 tuned Port setup I've had since 96' to use on a 4x4 Z71 383 and see what happens. But first let me say I've got a bud in Tyler Tx and thats all he does is corvettes. I can ask if he's willing to talk n give you his buis #.