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Automatic Transmission - 3 Speed

1st Gear: 2.52
2nd Gear: 1.52
3rd Gear: 1.00

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Black84 Switching CFI to TPI
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Hi all,

I purchased a 1984 CFI car and have driven it for a while. I am doing a changeover to put a TPI from a 1985 Corvette in the car. Has anyone done this type of changeover and does anyone have any input?

thanks,
Brian
Posted on: 2006/5/10 17:00
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bogus RE:Switching CFI to TPI
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well... other than it's more work than it's worth.

I would consider saving the time and effort and upgrade to something with power potential.

hell, you can do a lot to the Xfire that will get it up to over 300hp... with no effort.
Posted on: 2006/5/21 2:18
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Alcee1 RE:Switching CFI to TPI
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I chose a different route, I thought about doing the changeover also but I quickly changed my mind when I realized how much work was needed just for an extra 20HP, then once you get the TPI on you will still have to do/buy more to get the horsepower out the motor. You could just get a crate motor or build up what you have already depending on how much HP you want. I went with the build up method ie heads, cam, bored TB's, roller rocker's, 3.54 rear gears, Built tranny with 2800 stall TC, MSD, and so on. I have just over 300HP (300.9) to be exact to the crank, but that's alot better than the stock 205HP. I wish you luck in whatever you decide to do.

Alcee
Posted on: 2006/6/5 19:30
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Edlebrock Heads, 2030 cam, X-ram w/EGR, 1.6 R/R, Bored TB´s, AFPR, Pro-built Tranny, Vigilantly 2600, Transgo, Dana 44 3.54, Hardened Pushrods & Head Bolts, Custom performance chip, K&N, Double roller timing chain, Aluminum radiator & flex hose, MS
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bogus RE:Switching CFI to TPI
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Alcee1 is the resident poster child for what CAN be done with the Crossfire.

BTW, his C4 is BAD to the bone!!!!

The bronze/gold exterior matches nicely with the tan interior... he also has a wood dash kit - the ONLY one that I have ever seen that looks right.

Just a lovely ride, all the way around. Sounds awesome, too. :thumbright:
Posted on: 2006/6/5 20:04
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xrcrx CFI
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I'm also sticking with the crossfire. I'm currently having an intake ported and modified. I'll be adding 1.6-1 rockers. The cold air mod is done w/K&N filter. gears are also in the works. Switching to TPI would require changing the harness also. Just too much work for not enough gain IMHO.

Eric
84 Z51
Posted on: 2006/7/3 14:53
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