pacesetters Vs. Hedman
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Pacesetter. I have em and like em a lot. They are excellent headers for the money. They have nice thick flanges and a pretty good ceramic coating. Mine are close to a year old and look like new!
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I really like the idea of a stepped 1 5/8 - 1 3/4 header (Hedman) for 'stock internals' applications but they only come 'painted', though they are still even cheaper than painted Pacesetters.
I'd probably still go for the coated Pacesetter's because they're a great value and have been proven to make the power when coupled with the right Y pipe/duals/exhaust etc.
I'd probably still go for the coated Pacesetter's because they're a great value and have been proven to make the power when coupled with the right Y pipe/duals/exhaust etc.