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black painted headers
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8.43%
armor coated headers
76
91.57%
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pacesetter headers
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pacesetter headers
ive got a 2000 ta looking at a set of pacecetter headers and was wondering if i should get the black painted or the armor coated headers.is it worth the extra 100 bucks.
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I got the coated set. I dd my car and live in Indiana which equals lots of rain. The bottom of my headers where rusted pretty badly in about a 8 months. Wasn't worth the extra $!
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I bought coated ones this spring and they still look new, although my car never sees rain. A buddy of mine has uncoated PS's on his 97 TA and they looked terrible less than a month later.
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definitely go with coated
also on a side note i recommend ARP header studs to anyone doing a header swap made my life so much easier and really clean look to with no exhaust leaks
il have pics tomorrow night time crazy dark over here
also on a side note i recommend ARP header studs to anyone doing a header swap made my life so much easier and really clean look to with no exhaust leaks
il have pics tomorrow night time crazy dark over here
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This has been discussed a thousand times over. Coated Pacesetters are so incredibly affordable, you'd be crazy not to get coated ones. Uncoated mild steel headers are a waste of money IMO. Personally, I can't recommend anything but stainless, but for the money, it's hard to beat Pacesetters.
I'd probably go for a set of XS stainless for a measly $100 more though...
Hope you enjoy your new headers!