pacesetter headers.. please look

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Mar 17, 2007 | 10:58 PM

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TXZ28LS1

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hey dirty, i just got my pacesetters w/ emissions fittings but i have to say im pretty surprised how good the quality of the header is.. go with the pacesetters bro!!

Mar 19, 2007 | 09:57 AM

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litle88

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One thing I have to mention is, after driving the car a few hours the pipes started to hit the floor board and I went straight to the garage and installed that hanger from ws6 store that is supposed to eliminate the y-pipe banging on the floor board, and the stuff works, no more banging. Those frickin exhaust band clamps on the other hand are garbage, they frickin never sealed correctly. I said screw it WELD IT ALL. No leaks now and love my completed new exhaust. Up next a tune from SPEEDINC.

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Mar 19, 2007 | 11:08 AM

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Originally Posted by bww3588

yeah, but SD opens up another can of worms to deal with.

I forgot...you can turn the O2 sensors off without being in Speed Density mode... so they can just plain be turned off. Isnt that cool!!! Yeah, another can of worms...easier to tune the VE tables and the tune is not affected by a bad reading MAF, which usually they arent calibrated to read correctly after mods are done to the car. My tuner wrote a program in Excel that translates the VE tables from speed density mode into the MAF mode tables and makes the MAF read correctly after he tunes in speed density.

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