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Old 12-09-2005, 03:20 PM
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Default pacesetters or flowtech?
Which one does everyone prefer?
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Old 12-09-2005, 03:23 PM
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Pacesetters...
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Pacesetters unless you want an exhaust leak. The flowtechs have a very thin flange and are known to eventually leak.
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pacesetter hands down. do a search on them and you will come to the same conclusion.
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Pacesetters.
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Pacesetters.......allllll.......the.....way
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Old 12-09-2005, 06:00 PM
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sweet. thats what I was lookin for.
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how are paceseters on ground clearence?
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Old 12-11-2005, 11:27 PM
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My tsp ory drags over any speed bump. The pacesetters clear fine.
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Originally Posted by anotherreject04
how are paceseters on ground clearence?
Amazing.

Pacesetters get my vote
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another vote for pacesetter
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i have the flowtechs and wish i had the pacesetters.i'll probably just step up and get the kooks 1 7/8 next time.the flanges are indeed thin and flimsy on the flowtechs.
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Pacesetters here....the pacesetter ORY clears the ground and the crossmember VERY well.
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Another vote for Pacesetter. That what I'm goin with. Heard too many bad things about Flowtech. Never heard a complaint about Pacesetter.
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another one for pacsetter, installation was pretty easy for me too, considering i have virtually no mechanical experience other than changing my oil
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pacesetter....kick ***
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what about the dynatech headers??
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I have had both headers. I had zero problems out of my Flowtechs, but the flanges on the Pacesetters are definatley thicker. And the quality is better overall.

So I say Pacesetters all the way.
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