pacesetters came in finally
02-01-2007, 11:32 AM
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pacesetters came in finally got my pacesetters cant believe how good they are built.thickest flange ive ever seen on a header.very nice product.just have to wait on my ecu to get back from being tuned to put them on.any tips on installing or do they slide right in?
02-01-2007, 11:50 AM
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Mine went in piece of cake. Keep an eye on the dipstick tube, can be a pain in the *** on some cars (took hours on mine, must never have been out). Might have to trim the block tab (tough to describe but you'll know exactly what I mean when you try and put the header in, should it not fit). Other than that, went in easy as hell I was very satisfied with my purchase. Good luck.
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They should slide right in. I didn't have to remove or cut on anything to get them in. Just make sure you get the car high enough in the air and you should have no problems.
02-01-2007, 12:22 PM
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Originally Posted by navyblueSS
They should slide right in. I didn't have to remove or cut on anything to get them in. Just make sure you get the car high enough in the air and you should have no problems.
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Originally Posted by greysteel_M6
Word of advice Replace the plugs! It's soooo easy with the headers off. Also you might need a hacksaw to cut that tab off on the driver's side.
02-01-2007, 02:43 PM
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I didn't have to cut or bend anything. They slid in very EZ..if I didn't hold them up they would fall out on the floor..had to get the GF to lay under the car and hold them till I got some of the bolts started .. got over 100 K miles on the ones in the car with no problems ... a good value 
