Difference in Header performance.
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Difference in Header performance.
Longtubes and ORY will be the next mods. Is there any difference in the performance of the Pacesetters, QTP, or Jett Hott longtubes? Who makes the best ORY?
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To be honest they all give you almost the same exact performance gains as long as you get logn tubes. I personally prefer the Pacesetter brand. They are much easier to install and the quality is great and the price is terrific!
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My SLP LTs just came in. Jet hot coating inside and out and its made from stainless steel. NOT cheap tho. The LTs, Y-Pipe, Cats and instalation kit cost me a lil over 1,400.
It really depends on 1.) your budget..... 2.) what you want it made of... 3.) coated or uncoated.... etc.!
It really depends on 1.) your budget..... 2.) what you want it made of... 3.) coated or uncoated.... etc.!
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Another thing to think about is how long are you plannin on keeping the car. Everyone says get stainless steel b/c they will last longer.... by last longer those can outlast the car. Normal LT's that are coated can still last 5-10 years depending on your area (snow, rain, salt) and honestly im sure very few of us are going to keep our cars for 10 years
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Originally Posted by Starz T/A 17
Another thing to think about is how long are you plannin on keeping the car. Everyone says get stainless steel b/c they will last longer.... by last longer those can outlast the car. Normal LT's that are coated can still last 5-10 years depending on your area (snow, rain, salt) and honestly im sure very few of us are going to keep our cars for 10 years
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Originally Posted by Flawless02SS
Jet Hots here BTW, and love them!!