clearance for headers
Thread Starter
12 Second Club
iTrader: (16)
Joined: Jul 2005
Posts: 783
Likes: 0
From: central coast, cali
clearance for headers i plan on getting a set of pacesetters for my 98z, but my car has the eibach 1.8 lowering kit, with kyb adjustable shocks...im just wondering if i could clear the pacesetters headers/ory??? thanx
most likely yes....
Ive heard that the pacesetters work well when it comes to ground clearance.....whatever you do do not buy SLP!!! youll be trolling for pavement that way..
I have a lowered f bod...plan on going the pacesetter route for clearance...but i mean you will still scrap them once in a while...its just life...just be careful and get a good exhaust fabbed up...
good luck by the way how do you like your eibachs...i have the bilsteins, but i want the front a lil lower....
Ive heard that the pacesetters work well when it comes to ground clearance.....whatever you do do not buy SLP!!! youll be trolling for pavement that way..
I have a lowered f bod...plan on going the pacesetter route for clearance...but i mean you will still scrap them once in a while...its just life...just be careful and get a good exhaust fabbed up...
good luck by the way how do you like your eibachs...i have the bilsteins, but i want the front a lil lower....
Pacesetters have excellent ground clearance. The lowest point will probably be the y pipe on the drivers side. I have a catted y, SLP springs, and Koni shocks on the lower perch and they only scrape on monster speed bumps.
My Hawk is lowered 1/2 an inch from the factory and my Pacesetters tuck nicley. Adding a little over an inch to equal your 1.8 inch drop, I see no reason why they wouldn't clear. I had flanges welded on the header collectors and that added at least another 1/2 inch, or took away I guess I should say. They still tuck nicely and they are definitely not the lowest point on my car. Go for it, just be careful over speed bumps.
