who would be interested in a real cold air intake system ? if i decided to build some composite air intakes for the crossfire at a price of around $400 - $500 would i get any takers ?

first and foremost it will be a venture design to maximize gains and would utilized the stock front air scoops for fresh air supply ... the real power robber is the panel filters in the intake design.

i just really need to get an idea if it is worth making molds to create more than one of these or if i should just make one for myself and leave it at that...

the crossfire owners seem hungry for real working modifications but i am not sure if its just a small group that is extremely hungry therefore noisy (x'ed you're in that category, keep on flexing that interest cause its a good thing) or if there are many of you lurking in the background...

i'll see how the response to this thread is and decide if i should make room in my shop for the creation of multiple copies of this project ... it is very labor intensive as i do not do anything halfway ... i have done intake manifold port and polish projects that have taken 30 hours time total (internal performance and external vanity polishing) as well as turbo kits that would make any OEM engineer proud (no bean counters means i can use better materials).