flowtech headers, good idea?
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flowtech headers, good idea?
ok, im planning on changing my headers and y-pipe to flowtech headers and ORP...im mainly worried about clearance. Do these fit nice and snugly? my slp's scrape everything. TIA
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ok, im planning on changing my headers and y-pipe to flowtech headers and ORP...im mainly worried about clearance. Do these fit nice and snugly? my slp's scrape everything. TIA
My 2 cents is this the best deal for the money. I got mine from thunder racing.
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thanks for everyone who has replied. It looks like i will invest in some pacesetters. What would be a good ORP to complement them. One with good ground clearance.
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I had Flowtechs on my other car with absolutely zero issues. But after some research and looking at the quality difference between the two I am going with the Pacesetters this round. They have much thicker flanges, O2 locations are on the inside, better welds, thicker gauge materials, pretty much same price. Get the coated ones as well. Texas Speed & Performance usually have them for $374.99 or so.
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I got flowtechs with off road y-pipe from thunder racing and they fit perfect and look real nice,and the y-pipe does not bang floor board ,good clearance too.very happy with them
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The Flowtechs leak and are crappily constructed. Pacesetters for sure. As far as what y-pipe, I have heard Pacesetter redid their Y and its a tad better then before. Either do that or check out TSP's ORY.