View Poll Results: Give Pace Setter a try?
Yes
7
77.78%
No
1
11.11%
Get Hooker Long-Tube Headers
1
11.11%
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#1
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I have a 99' camaro texas-speed.com in lubbock texas is offering Pace Setter long tube ceramic haeders w/ hi-flow cats, and emission fittings, and 3" y pipe for 700$ does anyone know anything about Pace Setter?
#7
Headers are going to rust if they get wet, period. Salt will greatly enhance this effect. I have Jet-hots which are the same design and ceramic coated with Jet-hot's coating and they got pretty rusty within a year and I didn't even drive it over the first winter they were on there. I mean I seriously didn't, I even left the nittos on all winter and it left the garage like three times cause I coudn't easily park it at school and the insurance break was nice. The only way to really avoid it, IMO, is to go with the best of the best and get some stainless kooks/qtps.
Pacesetters are good for the money, but I still see Hooker as having better quality. Pacestters should do you just fine though.
Pacesetters are good for the money, but I still see Hooker as having better quality. Pacestters should do you just fine though.
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#8
They will rust, mine have been on for three months now and I have no rust yet. Probley because I dont drive it in the rain and Iam in cali. The rust is only going to be cosmetic, meaning that the headers will not rust all the way through. Well at least they will last past the life of your car. Pacesetters are a excellant header for the price, they slip right in and definitly worth the money.
#10
Headers are all going to sound about the same. Macs are known to rasp but any equal length LT header should have a very similer sound if the rest of the exhaust is the same. Are you asking about the sound with a flowcrapper?