NiteRiderWS6

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ive already searched but still cannot find my answer. i can get a set of ceremic coated flowtech headers with a y-pipe for $315 shipped vs. a set of pacesetters for about 500+shipped...are there any bad things about flowtech because for the price i want to go in that direction.

Wonderbread

iTrader: (51)

Ive had 2 set of flowtechs. Good headers for the money, I would jump on that. They fit great and no rattles. Just make sure you get a good percys or flowtech aluminum flange gasket for the header-ypipe connection otherwise you will have exhaust leaks. I usually just pick them up at any local autozone or advance auto for about $22-$25 a pair and they come with new hardware. You are also going to want to recheck the 3 bolt flange after a couple heat cycles and retighten.

venom ws7

iTrader: (13)

My brother ran those for 2 years not the best but work fine and fit great.

d james

I'm with this guy, they fit fine and haven't given me any problems, and it was a nice SOTP feeling with them in. Get the aluminum gaskets as he suggests as well

ls1chris

i have had them for around a year with no problems .Alot of guys will bash them but for the price i love them.Like said earlier get some good header gaskets and you will be fine i use hooker header gaskets on mine and they fit great and you can tell a big seat of the pants after install with them .For the price i think they are great choice

tylerdj

iTrader: (31)

Where did you look that sells them for $500?!? They're usually about $350 for the ceramic coated ones from almost any ls1tech sponsor. There's a couple of them that are having sales right now on Pacesetter headers, so they'd be even cheaper than that.

Amoretti

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I've heard bad things about these headers that turned me away from them, but you all seem to be doing just fine. :Shrug: