Topic: Dynamic Crossfire Solutions LLC
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Lemon Grove, CA - USA
Joined: 10/17/2007
Posts: 2041
Vette(s): 1982 C3 Collectors Edition 44000 miles, sat in the sun most of its life, My wife purchased it for me for Father's Day in 2007 from her girlfriend that had it for 19 years. It is on the road again. I'm retired but it is now my daily driver.
I know that a few people have had issues with these guys but I wanted to let people know the other side.
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While a few years ago I did have some slow response from them and for a while they seemed to drop off of the radar screen so to speak as far as response goes.
I called them on an issue about two months ago. Got a call back and a response to the email I sent within about a week. I was getting read for a vacation so I could not take full advantage of the conversation. When I got back six weeks later I called and sent them an email with a question. Two days later I receive a call and a response to my email. They spent some time with me gibing me information and I was impressed.
I have now sent my TBI's in to get bushings and cleaning they said expect a few weeks (actually they said at least 3 weeks). Which is longer than I would have liked but realistically would be about twice time it would take to find someone locally and get it done. But I would have to worry about if they knew what they were really doing. So the extra time is worth it.
A tip, DCS gets a lot of phone calls during the day and typically do not answer as if they did they would not get a lot of work done. So make one call leave a clear message and they will get back with you. At least that is how it worked for me. Better yet send them an email and give them a call. That way they have two means to contact you. This method as worked perfectly for me.
I have purchase a number of things from them and all have been delivered in a satisfactory time and condition. Have not done their Crossfire manifold yet. It may in the future I'm just not sure I want to take that next step.
Just wanted to let people know that own Crossfire cars that I have had good luck with them.
PS they recommend starting at 12.5 to 13 psi for fuel pressure. A 84-85 corvette fuel pump will make a world of difference in your cars performance. That fuel pump when the pressure is adjusted correctly work great.
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Gilbert,
Thanks for the info. I don't have any problems now, but it's always good to know about a good resource.
Enjoy your "winter".


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