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Old 01-10-2004, 02:33 PM
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Just wondering if anyone has Put their car on a dyno before and after the install ??? What kind of power gains to expect from these headers???
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i dont know if anyone has or not...i blieve TSP has put people on the dyno and dynoed like 23hp untuned if im not mistaken though.

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23 To the wheels??
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i recall that to, it was when they first got them
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yah they are pretty much like every other long tube in power gains, looks, fit & finish thats why i cant understand why more havent bought them.
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same as all the other headers. do a search for pacesetters on ls1.com as there is a before and after dyno there.
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i too am interested in these headers, but have heard problems about fitment issues.
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read my install notes in my sig to see the "fitment" issues
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my friend dynoed 350/365 in his O2 Z with pace....and a TSP lid

fitment not so great, they rub on the k member
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We've seen 24rwhp, but the last one did 31rwhp. I think its pretty much because it had 98 95k mile cats before!!

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Mine fit with minimal grinding on k member and they tuck up really tight, and havent dynoed yet, but the sotp gain is noticable.
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My headers fit fine. The Y pipe was junk though. I spent so much time on the Y pipe cutting and welding that I just said " to hell with this crap, I'm building duals". This was one of the best decisions I've ever made. I didn't do any before and after but the headers with the duals gave me GIANT SOTP gains. BTW, I have another set of duals for sale in the parts section.




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