summit brand long tubes
12-02-2012, 04:38 PM
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summit brand long tubes I was looking around to see what headers were running on summit and i came across the summit house brand. Has anyone used these? wondering about fitment and quality. They are a few bucks less then pacesetters.
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/su...t/model/camaro
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/su...t/model/camaro
12-02-2012, 05:24 PM
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If the picture is correct they look like Pacesetter longtubes. Judging by the price they might just be rebadged like a lot of summit's stuff.
I would probably try to find some ceramic coated ones. Not just for keeping underhood temps down and retaining some longevity because they tend to rust even if you live in a dry climate. If you run your plug wires in relatively stock locations they can be pretty easy to burn on the passenger side with my pacesetters if you're not careful.
I would probably try to find some ceramic coated ones. Not just for keeping underhood temps down and retaining some longevity because they tend to rust even if you live in a dry climate. If you run your plug wires in relatively stock locations they can be pretty easy to burn on the passenger side with my pacesetters if you're not careful.
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I have pacesetters now and had Jethots before these. I will NEVER go with ceramic again! I live in a dry climate and both have rusted. Next set of headers I buy will be stainless steel. 
