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Old 05-26-2008, 08:46 PM
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So I might have to go another route with my full exhaust setup...I am on a limited budget. (or at least id like to be)

What are your opinions on the MAC Header/OR Y setup. I'm not a big fan of MAC, as I think they are a bit cheap....prove me wrong...


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A pacesetter longtube setup would be cheaper. For MAC shortys they want $519 plus 38 for shipping...so that is $557...

LS1Speed.com has coated Pacesetter headers for $399 + $145 for their y-pipe. And they offer free shipping..so that is $544. Then there are several guys on here who buy your stock catalytic convertors for $145. So..there you go..$399 for full exhaust.

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Awesome. Thanks man.


And you have had no problems with the Pacesetters? Pleased with fit and sound?

edit: i want LTs, not shortys. wrong link
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pacesetter all the way if you are on a budget. Mine went on in 20 mins once the old exhaust was off (i swapped in ceramic coated headers). I had Mac longtubes on my old Mustang and the fit wasnt that great, but the coating was top notch.
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the primaries r only 1 3/4 get 1 7/8
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Originally Posted by jetlag
A pacesetter longtube setup would be cheaper. For MAC shortys they want $519 plus 38 for shipping...so that is $557...

LS1Speed.com has coated Pacesetter headers for $399 + $145 for their y-pipe. And they offer free shipping..so that is $544. Then there are several guys on here who buy your stock catalytic convertors for $145. So..there you go..$399 for full exhaust.

You can thank me later.
I have the pacesetters here and love em. You'll notice a big difference install is super easy/quick once you get all the old **** off, at least it was for me. no more than thirty mins to put everything back one.
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Originally Posted by WS6Jayson
Awesome. Thanks man.


And you have had no problems with the Pacesetters? Pleased with fit and sound?

edit: i want LTs, not shortys. wrong link
I've installed Pacesetter LTs on all of my cars and one of my friends cars. Really easy.




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