Pacesetter headers and TSP catted Y questions
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Pacesetter headers and TSP catted Y questions I am getting ready to order a set of Pace Setter Long Tubes and the Catted Y pipe from TSP, obviously all from Texas Speed. I have a couple of questions.
Is the only difference between the 00-02 headers and the Race Style, the fact that the Race Style has no EGR fittings?
Will I need to order the 2 24 inch o2 extension cables, or do I need 4?
Any other input would be great.
Fry
Is the only difference between the 00-02 headers and the Race Style, the fact that the Race Style has no EGR fittings?
Will I need to order the 2 24 inch o2 extension cables, or do I need 4?
Any other input would be great.
Fry
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Originally Posted by 01CamaroZ28
You dont need sims if you're planing on getting a tune which i would recommend. They can just tune the rear o2's out then
Fry
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Originally Posted by 2_wacko
You need 2-24 02 extensions for the front and 2 o2 sims for the rear o2s. I have the same setup RaceStyle Pacesetters with the TSP Catted Y pipe.
Exactly what he said. I just installed mine and luckily found someone with LS1edit to take out the rears. The catted y-pipe hangs way low, so if you are lowered or plan on lowering they will drag on the ground. Standard height will hit speed bumps and other obstacles. I am actually going to sell the catted y-pipe and get the offroad one. If you are interested I will sell mine or trade them for the offroad one. Car has not been driven yet becaus it is lowered and I think it will be a problem. And I sucked a rag in the intake after the install and bent some valves, but dont tell anyone.
Originally Posted by apex1
So there are 4 o2 sensors?! Sweet jesus!
Although as stated, the TSP catted Y does not have provisions for the rear O2s.
