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What is your favorite LT, and why??
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What is your favorite LT, and why?? ok i am looking for a used set of Kooks LTs race headers. (no emissions; no EGR and AIR). but i can not seem to find any.
so here is what i am thinking. holding out for a new set or wait for a used set
or jsut buying a new Pacesetter LTs. btw, what coating is better. Jet-Hot Coated or Cermaic Coated???
so here is what i am thinking. holding out for a new set or wait for a used set
or jsut buying a new Pacesetter LTs. btw, what coating is better. Jet-Hot Coated or Cermaic Coated???
I have a set of used Kooks, without EGR or AIR provisions.
They are not for sale though, they are too badass to get rid of!
Save and get the Kooks dude, they are worth the money. They look like musical instruments, but they go "ROOOOAAAARRRR"!
They are not for sale though, they are too badass to get rid of!
Save and get the Kooks dude, they are worth the money. They look like musical instruments, but they go "ROOOOAAAARRRR"!
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Originally Posted by joblo1978
I have a set of used Kooks, without EGR or AIR provisions.
They are not for sale though, they are too badass to get rid of!
Save and get the Kooks dude, they are worth the money. They look like musical instruments, but they go "ROOOOAAAARRRR"!
They are not for sale though, they are too badass to get rid of!
Save and get the Kooks dude, they are worth the money. They look like musical instruments, but they go "ROOOOAAAARRRR"!
you are like a big tease
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Originally Posted by bene
Stainless work SS headers! Cheaper than kooks and just as good or even better (fitment). I'm waiting for mine shipped $735.
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Originally Posted by chewy99ws6
I wanted a set of kooks, but went with pacesetter because they were cheaper.
how do you like the fitment and looks of the pacesetters.
off topic do you have a pic of the guage pod?
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Originally Posted by Order 66
QTP HVMC! Didnt see that as a choice 
yea i know, i have heard of fit ment issues with them. still might consider them.. btw what is HVMC????
Originally Posted by TORCHD 02 TA
how do you like the fitment and looks of the pacesetters.
off topic do you have a pic of the guage pod?
off topic do you have a pic of the guage pod?
Originally Posted by Order 66
How do you know stainless sowrks is better than kooks. Like you said you didnt even get them yet.
Originally Posted by ZL1Killa
koooks all the way.... gained ground clearance w/their y-pipe (Catless) also 
I went with a catted Y. Fitment is great. Really, its the stainless steel that sold me. Even it brand X was a harder install than brand Y, if X was Stainless Steel, I'd get it. I know we've all heard "You get what you pay for." Yeah, Kooks/SW/QTP are expensive compared to Pacesetters. You're paying for the LAST set of headers you will ever need. Bottom line. They won't rust, crack, rot or anything else like *SOME* users have experienced with mild/aluminzed steel headers.
Patience is a virtue. Save your money and get the ones that you want. I've learned from previous endeavors, I felt like I didn't make the right decision in *my specific scenario*, and it ended up costing me more than if I would have done it right the first time. While you can maybe sell the stuff you are replacing, you won't get what you paid. Why **** away money only to replace things later? I wanted stuff I won't ever have to replace, whether it needed to be replaced or I wanted to go a different route. I made sure I planned to route WAY ahead so I purchase all the right things. Doing research was the key factor.
Good luck.
