Pacesetter lth's w/ tspoffroad ???????
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Launching!
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From: Athens, Alabama (North Alabama)
Pacesetter lth's w/ tspoffroad ??????? As of right now the only exhaust modification over stock is the Borla 3" Adjustable cat-back with the restrictor plates taken out and slp hi-flows. My question is could I put on Pacesetter Long Tube Headers w/ Tsp Offroad y pipe on self-installation and still drive the car without a tune? Or is it going to be undrivable or just horrible on the engine to drive it without a tune (just until I can get the money and time for a dyno and tune)??
Should be pretty easy, the ORY ends at the same spot as your stock y, so there shouldn't be any need for cutting and welding.
I did have to loosen some of the clamps on mine so it would fit into the ORY, but didn't have to cut or weld anything
I did have to loosen some of the clamps on mine so it would fit into the ORY, but didn't have to cut or weld anything
i did pasesetter LT's and tsp ORY, and my car originally took it badly, i lost .3 in the quarter, but after a few days the PCM re-learned itsself and was running way better.... then i got a full dyno/street tune and it was well worth it..
so u dont need a tune right away...
so u dont need a tune right away...
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Launching!
Joined: Dec 2005
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From: Athens, Alabama (North Alabama)
I've never installed something like this before, how hard is it? Would I be able to do this? What specific tools are needed? How bad of a problem will I have with clearance (2"drop on 17x9.5s)
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not even related to your question but I just posted a video (LT's, ORY, borla) with that exact exhaust compared to a couple others
https://ls1tech.com/forums/generation-iii-external-engine/618231-video-open-borla-vs-cutout-vs-lmii.html
*shrug* can't hurt ya lol
https://ls1tech.com/forums/generation-iii-external-engine/618231-video-open-borla-vs-cutout-vs-lmii.html
*shrug* can't hurt ya lol
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Originally Posted by ckingcmaro
I've never installed something like this before, how hard is it? Would I be able to do this? What specific tools are needed? How bad of a problem will I have with clearance (2"drop on 17x9.5s)
as for clearance, can't speak for that I'm at stock height
with a 2" drop the clearance wont be very good, but bearable
here is a pro kit drop (1.5 - 1.75") with the TSP catted y pipe.
I went to mufflex and they tucked it up quite nicely. If you can get it installed nicely you shoudln't be too bad
here is a pro kit drop (1.5 - 1.75") with the TSP catted y pipe.
I went to mufflex and they tucked it up quite nicely. If you can get it installed nicely you shoudln't be too bad
