Flowtech Headers
, but I have heard they fit the same as pacesetter which I think is a good fit. 
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I installed the flowtechs on my car about a month ago,Ive had no issues whatsoever. Dont overtorque the bolts, the flanges are a little thinner than normal. In my opinion they are about the same quality at the pacesetters. I had no issues installing them either, just make sure the car is high enough off the ground.
I cant let you make a mistake. If you want the flowtechs then by all means buy them, but I cant let you think they are the same build quality as pacesetters. The flanges are a joke period. They have a dent in one of the tubes to clear the k member unless they have redesigned them. They also have flanges on the collector so you will need their y pipe or have flanges put on yours.
Just stay away from them dude and spend the same money on a good pacesetter header.
Just stay away from them dude and spend the same money on a good pacesetter header.
Are these the new design pacesetter you guys are talking about ? because about a year ago i heard that the pacesetter leaked and werent that great . I think they were going to make some newly designed ones , have they made them yet ?
1) Suppose to not Leak.
2) Suppose to fit in better.
thanks.
1) Suppose to not Leak.
2) Suppose to fit in better.
thanks.
Last edited by minesfaster; Oct 31, 2005 at 07:22 PM. Reason: .
Yes. The LT's that pacesetter makes now, fit good and don't leak. Can't beat them for the price. You will find a couple of people that haven't had a problem with the flowtechs, but the majority will say they suck. There are tons of threads about fitment and leak issues with the flowtechs. The new pacesetters are a cheap, great quality header that can't be beat for the price.
