what do I need for LT's
what do I need for LT's I want to put some pacesetters on my car and currently have a flowmaster exhaust on it. While I am going to be replacing that cat-back soon, I need to know if I can hook up my cat-back to the headers. do the headers hook up to the stock piping that lead to the cat back? thanks for the answers
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I believe the LT's will move the stock cat location, but ive never did an LS1.
I believe the LT's will move the stock cat location, but ive never did an LS1.
You will have to get 02 extensions. You will also want to get some 02 simulators, they are not a must but it will trigger a check engine light if you dont get them. I just got my rear ones tuned out.
BTW, the 02 extensiors are for the front 02's. The rear ones are the ones you can use the 02 simulators on or get tuned out.
BTW, the 02 extensiors are for the front 02's. The rear ones are the ones you can use the 02 simulators on or get tuned out.
Last edited by Optimus_Prime; Jan 28, 2007 at 01:25 PM. Reason: info
You will need an off road y to match, there's alot of complaint about pacesetter's, though tsp is great quality and bolts right up. If you're a cheap *** like me you can make your own extensions they should come with the headers but it takes time. If I were to do it again I would have got the extensions. Alot of people run the stock tune on lt's but it will foul your plugs about every 3k miles, trust me I know. A tune would be recommended unless your planning on any modifications in the near future.
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Pacesetters are actually fairly decent headers, I would contact TSP for their offroad y pipe. Catback SHOULD hook up to stock(sliding the ypipe either forward or backwards).
Tune is desireable but is not absolutely nessecary, I would recommend some bosch O2 sensors they tend to lean things out from my experience..
Tune is desireable but is not absolutely nessecary, I would recommend some bosch O2 sensors they tend to lean things out from my experience..
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pacesetters come with o2 extensions gaskets bolts ect.you can buy the mathing y for like 130.ive never heard any complaints on pacesetters.i just orderd a set havent got them yet though.you would have better luck in external engine section.
...moving to the external section! 
Originally Posted by camaro4me
I am looking into true duals also, but dont want them to dump at the axels. I want them to run all the way out. does anyone make those or do I need to have them custom made?
Originally Posted by camaro4me
I am looking into true duals also, but dont want them to dump at the axels. I want them to run all the way out. does anyone make those or do I need to have them custom made?