cats on either flowtech or pacesetters
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From: Gallitzin, Pa
cats on either flowtech or pacesetters i am getting ready to do long tubes and am looking really hard at either the flowtech or pacesetters. but i need to know if putting cats on them is possible. if so which brand should i go with. i know that there was some problems with each but who has their **** together better now.
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From: Acworth, GA
i dont recommend getting the flowtech LT headers, i made the mistake by putting them on and the left side leaks, even after having it looked at 3 times, and then they put high temp silicone around it and it still leaks. cheaply made, poor welds, i am not happy with them at all. although they are loud.
save up $$ and get a better brand.
save up $$ and get a better brand.
Get the Pacesetters, they have a new design that seems to be much better than the old one, and is still extremly cheap. Of course, getting some QTPs, Kooks, Jet-hots or Hookers would be a nicer looking header, don't expect any gains.
And I thought TSP released the y-pipe the other day?
-Todd
And I thought TSP released the y-pipe the other day?
-Todd
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From: Land of rocks and boredom
Originally Posted by Gloveperson
Get the Pacesetters, they have a new design that seems to be much better than the old one, and is still extremly cheap. Of course, getting some QTPs, Kooks, Jet-hots or Hookers would be a nicer looking header, don't expect any gains.
And I thought TSP released the y-pipe the other day?
-Todd
And I thought TSP released the y-pipe the other day?
-Todd
