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Old 02-13-2007, 06:45 PM
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ive narrowed my search down two three companies for long tubes. Flowtech, Dynatech or pacetters. i was just wondering which of these three will give me the best results and hold up the best. I will be ordering the ceramic coating? thanks for all your help guys and if there are any others companies i should look into let me knwo thanks.
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I had the pacesetters before but next time around i will be ordering a set of stainless steel headers.. either kooks or dynatech..
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will Qtp headers work with anyother y pipe other than there 300 dollar one?
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i have pacesetters and love um
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cough I cant say what *I* would recommend but out of those choices id say pace setters
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Pacesetter + most everyone with an F-bod, great quality for a great price! if money is not an option, then KOOKS OR QTP OR HEADMAN HEADERS FTW!
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What about slp long tubes why does everyone hate on them so much
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I hav e heard that the slp have ground clearence problems. On the other hand I have been running my pacesetters for about 2 years now and love them. Like DesertLS1 said they are a great deal for the price, but if you want to spend alittle more and get kooks, QTP, or dynatech then go for those. You might even get a few more hp with them.
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Pacesetters FTW!!!
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I've got pacesetters and thought they went in real nice and have great ground clearence. My buddy just got some of the new Edelbrock LT's and they look like a real nice header too. We'll keep you posted on how they work out.
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im really looking at slps i was goign to get qtps but there y pipe is too expensive and ther enot coated. SLPs are coated and stainless adn so is there y pipe and the price isnt too bad only 949 plus the 133 for instalation kit
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Originally Posted by z28adiction
ive narrowed my search down two three companies for long tubes. Flowtech, Dynatech or pacetters. i was just wondering which of these three will give me the best results and hold up the best. I will be ordering the ceramic coating? thanks for all your help guys and if there are any others companies i should look into let me knwo thanks.


i've got the supermaxx system on my Z and love it!!!
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Looks like i am the only one here with flowtech longtubes and ORY sounds good to me.
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From those 3 I say Pacesetter, I love my Jet Hots though...
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Looks like the majority votes for pacesetters. I've got the ceramic coated dynatechs, and ORY........works great for me.
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i think im goign to go with slp
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Originally Posted by z28adiction
i think im goign to go with slp
Buy the SLP's and you'll have a snowplow. Those things hang down lower than the tires.

Pacesetters are proven and cheap. I'd get them in a heartbeat if I didn't want to crank out the dough for Kooks/QTP/ARH. I used to have a set, and they were badass. Went in/out even easier than my Kooks that I have now.
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I have the pace setters, great performance, easy install, wish I got them powder coated.
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NOT Flowtech........check out EDELBROCK....or as it seems with 90% of people here...Pacesetters... ....................... ????????




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