SnakeEaterTA

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So I installed my pacesetter LT lastnight, and I gotta say is was farely easy. After I got the old ones out the new ones slid in easily. Passenger and driver side were easy. Fitment is great too! Lookin forward to hookin up the Ypipe and Boral catback tonight.

nbm00ss

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Congrats. I have used Pacesetters on all my cars they are great for the money and I've had the same experience with my installs as well. Pacesetter Y-pipe?

Colemann

I love mine too....no problems what so ever. Good prices too. Like a sore pecker...real hard to beat. LOL!!

SnakeEaterTA

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Yup pacesetter Y-pipe as well.

TheBlueKnight

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Take your time peicing together the y-pipe. It can become very frustrating to get all the angles right. Just take your time and if you get messed up don't be afraid to take the y-pipe all apart and start over. That's what I had to do to get it on and tucked up really nice under the body.

jmm98LS1

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Best budget friendly headers available IMO. Had mine for 6 yrs now on 2 different motors...still look almost new and are still doin the job at 500rwhp N/A & 700rwhp on the jug!

SnIpEz

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Yet another testament to why Pacesetter are so well known for their ease of fitment. Nice man!

bernarlitt

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Did you have to use a lift for the install or regular floor jack? Also is a welder needed to finish the job? Thanks!

Congrats on the install!! Looking forward to doing mine very soon

SnIpEz

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You can do it wit a regular floor jack and jack stands. I did mine that way. You don't need a welder per se, but it's a nice way to ensure you remain leak free. I had my Y pipe and cat welded after I installed my headers

Ehatcher

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grats on the easy install. I know when I installed mine in 2005... they were a pain in the ***... especially the passenger side rear bolt.