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Thread: Crossfire manifold fit on a crate 383 with 202 heads?

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    Default Crossfire manifold fit on a crate 383 with 202 heads?

    Soooo I've heard of people using the 383 with the Cross-fire (I will port/polish my extra CF manifold.)

    Will the Crossfire manifold line up (bolt pattern, etc) with the 202 heads? Has anyone done this?


    I may have access to a new crate 383 to transplant into the '82...and keep my original engine on the side lines for awhile.


    Thanks in advance for any info!

    -MOo!
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    Why would you think it won't line up? I would definitely port the Xfire. Also not convinced the Xfirencannflow enough for a 383. I did use a Xfire I'm 2.02 TFS 23d heads. However, it was using a 350.

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    With a 383 your stock intake won't make it. You should get an intake that moves more air. Like an X-ram. I see a few on eBay.

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    The Crossfire intake can support a 383 , BUT : you will need to port it, and go to larger injectors along with a 7747 later model ecm with hamboard and a tune, the stock injectors and computer on ported or non ported intake simply wont work on a 383. There are a few 12 sec 1/4 383 crossfires around, but it requires some determination.

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    Quote Originally Posted by xfirez51 View Post
    Why would you think it won't line up? I would definitely port the Xfire. Also not convinced the Xfirencannflow enough for a 383. I did use a Xfire I'm 2.02 TFS 23d heads. However, it was using a 350.

    Thanks for the tips! Based on research, staying with the 350 after all.
    I figured the 202 heads would line up to my stock L83 350 block...Just an old nay-sayer mechanic neighbor said I was crazy and it would not work. lol
    Miss Evette

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