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Pacesetter headers
Alright I've decided for sure to get the pacesetter headers. Now I don't want the y-pipe thinking bout getting a custom x-pipe anyone have any opinions on it and will it make a big difference? What kind of gains should I expect from the exhaust hp and tq? my brother was asking me bout ebay headers but I told him I wouldn't mess with them since you don't know the quality or manufacturer. Anyone want to chime in?
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I run the Pacesetter Lt's with the Texas Speed and Performance offroad y pipe. I can't tell you about the gains, I'm running it to a turbo. But it fits together well, 3" all the way back.
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yea right im lowered with gms springs and I scrape EVERY speed bump and bad angled entrance/exit from stores and i have a 3 inch y pipe too
But i have the TSP TRUEL DUALS w/ xpipe for sale if you want it
or ill just sell the x pipe if you want that
But i have the TSP TRUEL DUALS w/ xpipe for sale if you want it
or ill just sell the x pipe if you want that
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it depends on what kind of sound you want? i had both set up's and IMO id say if you want a raspy loud setup go with a custom made x pipe set up i had one custom made over here at stock height and you vouldnt even see it unless you got under the car youll get more tq from a xpipe setup but it got me in trouble i was running a 3" setup,right not i have a custom y pipe set up and im lowered with a prokit it doesnt scrape at all unless therea someone else with me in the car but i have it to a stock muffler with a 3" ypipe and a 3" e-cutout it sounds great and dont feel no power loss. my .2 cents