mac header system
There are no ground clearance issues. The fit is great, the install really wasn't that bad. Driver's side went in from the bottom, passenger side went in from the top(you have to pop off your valve cover). The quality is just like any other company out there. It's good quality. They fit good.
The reason I went with Mac's is because I had a strong feeling that I was going to lower my car and now after the new rims I have to. I'm not going with a huge drop but I didn't want to be bothered with the chance of scraping if I went with long tubes.
I dont think you'll be disappointed. I sure wasnt. They went on fairly easy and fit well. You may want to research the flowmaster Y mod and ball flange delete mod. They will sound less raspy.
I would recommend getting the off road Y and putting on your own choice of cats. The sponsor that I got mine from recommended Random Tech cats. They told me they had much better results doing this than with the mac catted Y pipe.
Good luck
I put Mac headers and cat y pipe on my car. It's a nice system and I got lots of new HP/torque. The system fits well.
However, if you do cats you will loose ground clearance. There is not much room on the drivers side for a cat regardless of the brand of headers/Y pipe you get. I hit my cat on speed bumps all the time and my car is stock ride hight. I am now thinking twice about lowering my car. But then I am fussy. Alot of people have cars lowered 1 1/2" with cats and do not complain.
Also, I could not bolt the tunnel brace back on and this is typical for almost any header system, except I think the Kooks.
If you are fussy about fit, I would think about a custom Y pipe. It will cost extra, but if you find a good mandril bender it will fit better then any over the counter system.
JA
Great setup from my admitadly short experiance with them. 
If you want to save money, and get good all-around clearance, MACs should do you just fine
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Through 2 seperate sales I obtained the headers and an ORY pipe for a total of $250 shipped.
Not too shabby






