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Old 12-14-2007, 03:51 PM
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Default Pacesetter LT, ORY, and rebuilt tranny pic


Just trying to figure out the pic posting deal and see what u guys thought of the install. Any questions feel free to ask.
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Old 12-14-2007, 03:55 PM
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looks great man, just out of curiousity what catback you running?
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you might want to replace those U-clamps with band clamps. otherwise looks good!
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Old 12-14-2007, 04:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Trev_SS
looks great man, just out of curiousity what catback you running?
I am running Corsa catback.
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Old 12-14-2007, 04:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Bryan @ Speed Inc.
you might want to replace those U-clamps with band clamps. otherwise looks good!
Haha yea I already had that in mind I didnt have time to get the clamps to me before we made the trip so as soon as the car comes home I will be putting band clamps on.
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Looks great, what ory is that?
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Old 12-14-2007, 04:44 PM
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Originally Posted by motoo344
Looks great, what ory is that?
It is also pacesetter ORY i ordered it all from ebay but the company drop shipped my stuff directly from pacesetter to my door in about 3 days for $499
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Sorry to hijack a bit, but what band clamps would be good for this setup? I have the same setup with an annoying exhaust leak from the U clamps.
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Man up and weld it, NO LEAKS!!!
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Originally Posted by SlayerMaro
Sorry to hijack a bit, but what band clamps would be good for this setup? I have the same setup with an annoying exhaust leak from the U clamps.
You can just go to any auto parts store and order them I am going to get mine from NAPA they will work fine. I gonna stick with band clamps lol im not gonna except maybe where the y pipe connects to the cat back.
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ttt id like to get some more opinions good or bad are welcome but if bad tell me what i could've changed
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I thought it was the pacesetter ory, was not sure though because I got the TSP one. Took some work to fit it right, how easily did the pacesetter go on?
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Originally Posted by motoo344
I thought it was the pacesetter ory, was not sure though because I got the TSP one. Took some work to fit it right, how easily did the pacesetter go on?
Fit like a glove and didnt have to cut a thing the whole pacesetter setup slipped on so much quicker than what we thought I have not complaints at all.
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like to get some more opinions if ne body has some
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no more comments?
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looks good! do you have the problem of it banging the floorboards?
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looks good! do you have the problem of it banging the floorboards?
none what so ever I must have been one of the few that dont have this issue.
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Looks great! It's unfortunate that those pacesetters will never look that good again
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Originally Posted by Brian2006
Looks great! It's unfortunate that those pacesetters will never look that good again
LOL its not a daily driven car just grocery getter and a few runs on the weekend will never see rain, snow or bad weather as much as I can help it so they should stay lookin good for awhile.
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the collectors will begin to rust anyways and work its way up
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