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Old 02-15-2008, 11:08 AM
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Question $600 limit on LT headers for an A4

So here's the deal.... I'm getting LT headers and high flow cats next month- I already have a custom true dual x-pipe system w/Magnaflow bullets on my A4 CETA. I've seen many posts that seem to lean towards Pacesetters as good budget LTs, but I want to hear other recommendations for my $600 limit on the LTs. My car is not lowered so I don't have to worry about them scraping the pavement just about the fit and price. Any suggestions?
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probably pacesetters coated
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xs stainless
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I've used the same set of coated pacesetters on two of my cars. They get my vote
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ceramic coated Hooker SuperComp LTs for under $400 PM me if you'd like the company's info
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Coated Pacesetters here and I have no complaints.
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Pacesetters for price, ease of installation, and great fitment. Or for another $75 or so, you can get LPP/XS headers in stainless. I had major installation and fitment issues with mine, but other guys have had none.
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XS stainless here
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Pacesetters here!! coated of course
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i think the pacesetters will be the more popular and tried vote
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Pacesetters are in your future, get them coated by fx and your good to go
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Pacesetters!!
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My vote is for XS, but you may want to wait a little while for the revised version to come out though.
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Wait for the revised version says all you need to know...
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YOu can get a set of flowtechs from LS1 Speed for 373.00 ceramic coated
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LPP (XS) stainless. Great quality and fit
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Originally Posted by foreverzero
XS stainless here
Pacesetter is garbage... Go with a better product for less money! XS All the way!




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