.fittment is supposed to be real good. 
Pacesetter LT Header Owners Step In
Pacesetter LT Header Owners Step In What brand off the shelf OR y-pipes fit Pacesetter LT headers w/o any modifications, excluding the Pacesetter y-pipe?
What is everyone using?
Thanks
What is everyone using?
Thanks
TSP ORYP here...bangs like a ****. Ended up cutting the corner off the X member where it was banging. If you get it, paint it black cuz it sticks out like a sore thumb and hangs low. I'll probably end up with duals. If you can afford it I would go that route.
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If you are looking for a cheap y pipe then I would just get the pacesetter. If you grind off the extra metal from the merge inside its a pretty good y pipe. It has the best clearance of any y pipe you can find due to the frame clearance areas on it. The TSP y pipe sucks. It doesnt have a merge at all. The driver pipe just goes in to the side of the passenger pipe. The hooker should fit fine too. I would get pacesetter and port the inside 1st and the Hooker second. You best flowing y pipes are gonna be the mufflex and the qtp but they are over 300 bucks.
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Originally Posted by Wrastler
I just ordered the pacesetter ypipe...could y'all elaborate on grindin the whatever on it?
Pacesetter y-pipe here, just finished putting it on today. Had to have a muffler shop bend the driver's side pipe just a hair to fit it, I've only heard it knock the floorboard once (hard on gas in a turn). No knocking straight line.