Maybe buying new headers, SLP headers question.
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My current Pacesetters are rusting alot due to the salt in my area and my pacesetter Y-pipe bangs more than a dc prostitute. I'm considering buying new SLP tuned length headers with cats or the new ones with the cat and pipe. How are they on your cars, does the y-pipe bang on the floor at all? any rust on the stainless or imperfections over time? I hear the clearance is a little tight on speed bumps but my car isn't lowered and I don't have many issues with my current pacesetters going over bumps.
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+1 go with kooks or qtp they are a little less expensive then slp, but have a much better track record, they also dont make outrageous power claims. I have a set of kooks and love them, no banging.
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Honestly, for the outragous $$$ you pay for QTP's or Kooks you BETTER not have a problem with them.
I havent seen a dyno comparing tuned vs. non-tuned length LT's, but Hookers are tuned length just like SLP and are much less.
I dont have any LT's as im still saving up $$ to buy some.
I havent seen a dyno comparing tuned vs. non-tuned length LT's, but Hookers are tuned length just like SLP and are much less.
I dont have any LT's as im still saving up $$ to buy some.
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My current Pacesetters are rusting alot due to the salt in my area and my pacesetter Y-pipe bangs more than a dc prostitute. I'm considering buying new SLP tuned length headers with cats or the new ones with the cat and pipe. How are they on your cars, does the y-pipe bang on the floor at all? any rust on the stainless or imperfections over time? I hear the clearance is a little tight on speed bumps but my car isn't lowered and I don't have many issues with my current pacesetters going over bumps.
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I went with Jet Hot LT's and had no real issues. I'm satisfied with them, but I have heard nothing but great things about American Racing Headers. The price makes them more than just an upgrade. They're really more an investment. If I should have to replace my Jet Hots, I'll be going with ARH.
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Just another option you could send your Pacesetters out to Swaintech for coating. I dont care where you live the coating process is amogst the best on the market. My buddy had his Pacesetters done by them and they look awesome. My Swaintech coated headers are 7 years old and still look great.
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holy crap that is low ground clearance. I would re-coat the headers but they just aren't worth me dedicating any money to them they rattle too much and weren't very good quality out of the box. They had a pin ***** size hole in them right out of the box which was mostly just annoying.
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I got ARH and they fit great. I also had solid mm"s and catted y and they don't bang at all. Didn't have to modify anything to get the headers to fit. Definately a good investment.