how much dose it go for?
dose it work on the base crossfire?
is there any water or mostier problems to be afriad of?
is it worth it?
where can i find some?
are there anymore companies rather then needswings?

thank you

 

how much dose it go for? Needs Wings Crossfire Naturally Aspirated Cold Air Intake System
dose it work on the base crossfire? YES
is there any water or moisture problems to be afraid of? NO
is it worth it? IMO...YES

 

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https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...earchid=837915 nevermind....I did it for you, just click it.

 

I agree with Valk'.
However, you should look at TVT.

 

OK a couple of questions, I understand the principle of cold air but doesn't the stock AI come from the same location, pulling from tubes breathing from behind the grill? I also wondered about driving in the rain, I really don't have much worry of that in AZ but still wondered wouldn't the filter get wet and not let or greatly reduce air flow? Wouldn't it be better to wrap the pipe in heat wrap to insulate? Would I see any gain using the stock air cleaner housing pulling the filters and using tubes pulling thru filters from behing the grill? Kinda like the look of the stock housing. I know it's about smooth air flow. Lots of questions I know......................

Dave

 

you pretty much answered your own questions...needswings uses K&N's water resistant, some do rap them, your choice, and I would never try modifying the old housing...if you aren't after performance, then replace stock air cleaners with K&N's and enjoy...

 

see post#3.