My New Crossfire
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My New Crossfire
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I just bought my '04 Crossfire on August 5th. I wanted something that was unique and I was struck on the design. It is completely fun to drive. It came off a lease and only has 28k now. The price was just right at 17k so here I am. I just waxed it a few days ago, so hopefully I will have some more pics soon. I plan on tinting the windows (35%) and getting some blackouts for the headlights and taillights. I plan on getting K&N Filters for the air intake also. I would like to find some carbon fiber covers for the engine cover if there is any available. Thanks.
I just bought my '04 Crossfire on August 5th. I wanted something that was unique and I was struck on the design. It is completely fun to drive. It came off a lease and only has 28k now. The price was just right at 17k so here I am. I just waxed it a few days ago, so hopefully I will have some more pics soon. I plan on tinting the windows (35%) and getting some blackouts for the headlights and taillights. I plan on getting K&N Filters for the air intake also. I would like to find some carbon fiber covers for the engine cover if there is any available. Thanks.
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Enjoy your ride! 
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Re: My New Crossfire
Originally Posted by ~Crossfire04~
I would like to find some carbon fiber covers for the engine cover if there is any available. Thanks.
You can check with forum member SRT SIX about the engine cover (carbon fiber coating).
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Welcome to the best forum on the net.
You have just joined the best source of Crossfire information available.
Enjoy your new Crossfire.
PS - while making mods to your Crossfire consider replacing your front brake pads with "Rotex Golds"
from www.brakeworld.com. They virtually produce no brake dust on your rims which you will find with the OEM ones on the car now.
You have just joined the best source of Crossfire information available.
Enjoy your new Crossfire.
PS - while making mods to your Crossfire consider replacing your front brake pads with "Rotex Golds"
from www.brakeworld.com. They virtually produce no brake dust on your rims which you will find with the OEM ones on the car now.
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