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Old 08-28-2009, 08:44 AM
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going to order the pacesetter long tube package from TSP here soon and seen that you can get the pacesetter ypipe or the TSP pipe. Have you guys experienced a better quality between the two?
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Assuming you are going with the offroad y-pipe?
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The Pacesetter ORY will give more ground clearance due to the spots where it is flattened slightly. The TSP pipe will give you a bit less restriction based on it being tubular throughout, either one will work, just depends on your personal preference.
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i run a pacesetter longtube with a pacesetter ory and i have no issues at all. fitment and everything was good.
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I asked the same question from Texas speed and and MjMaro is correct. I order my stuff last week, unfortunately some of it is on backorder..

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I used to have a Texas Speed off-road y-pipe with QTP LTs, personally thought it was garbage, the merge was horrible and I had lots of rasp. I believe Texas speed has recently redesigned their y-pipe with a better merge. In any case... I have since changed my entire setup to ARH Longtubes with catted y-pipe and have not looked back.
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thanks for the input guys keeep it coming
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i vote TSP if you are on a budget and dont feel like dropping an arm and a leg for arh. i just bought their TSP's new catted y and it has amazing fitment and the new merge is well designed. i switched to a ypipe/ magnaflow cb from a td exhaust and noticed no loss in SOP and it still sounds good too.
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i got the tsp y and it fits great and no ground clearance issues at all. tsp ftw!!
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Custom. No worries about whether it will fit or not.
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ok so im leaning toward the TSP one!




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