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? about Pacesetter LT's
I am getting ready to order the Pacesetter long tubes and ORY for my 94 Z. Should I do the headers and ORY first or the converter install. I don't want to have to unhook everything to drop the trans.
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do you already have the verter? do both at the same time. but if you dont have the verter, its going to be easier to take the y-pipe down on the headers compared to the y pipe on the manifolds.
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Thanks for the input. I have my combo planned out. My question was regarding ease of installation. I hate to sound lazy, but I work six days a week and would like do do this in the easiest manner possible. I might take Scweet97Z's aadvice and do them at the same time.
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I got the Coated Pace Setter Racing LT's with no emissions from Summit. They came with the Copper Gaskets. The real metal ones, they are 1/32 inch thick. Do the Stall and the Headers at the same time, that way the car isn't doyn for long, and things are out of the way. I installed my LT's when I changed out the Head Gaskets. That was the easiest way I have ever installed LT's.