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From: Midwest
FLOWTECH!! stay way from pacesetter. they work great for some guys on here but others wont even look to them (including me). And dont buy a pre fab'd y pipe, get a custom one at a local exhaust shop.
FYI, I was looking at pacesetters but after talking to some performance/exhaust shops in town they told me "We wont buy them, we wont install them, and we wont sell them. Good luck!" After hearing that enough times, I said forget about it.
Plus, I love holley
FYI, I was looking at pacesetters but after talking to some performance/exhaust shops in town they told me "We wont buy them, we wont install them, and we wont sell them. Good luck!" After hearing that enough times, I said forget about it.
Plus, I love holley
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Originally posted by coogsLS1
FLOWTECH!! stay way from pacesetter. they work great for some guys on here but others wont even look to them (including me). And dont buy a pre fab'd y pipe, get a custom one at a local exhaust shop.
FYI, I was looking at pacesetters but after talking to some performance/exhaust shops in town they told me "We wont buy them, we wont install them, and we wont sell them. Good luck!" After hearing that enough times, I said forget about it.
Plus, I love holley
FLOWTECH!! stay way from pacesetter. they work great for some guys on here but others wont even look to them (including me). And dont buy a pre fab'd y pipe, get a custom one at a local exhaust shop.
FYI, I was looking at pacesetters but after talking to some performance/exhaust shops in town they told me "We wont buy them, we wont install them, and we wont sell them. Good luck!" After hearing that enough times, I said forget about it.
Plus, I love holley
picked up six tenths and had extrememly minor fitment issues which were corrected by a reputable exhaust shop in all of half an hour....
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Joined: Jun 2003
Posts: 989
From: Rochester, NY
Actually the guys at LS1tech are saying the exact opposite. They are saying Flowtechs are a problem child and the New Pacesetters are fitting much better then before and even the Y-pipe was fixed.
I say go with coated pacesetters. The new ones are much better from what I hear.
I say go with coated pacesetters. The new ones are much better from what I hear.
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Joined: Aug 2003
Posts: 640
From: Midwest
I guess everyone has their own opinions. The only way for me to know is by word of mouth or trying them out. I have only tried out the flowtechs and love them. The pacesetters may very well be a great header and last time I checked, they were recieving some bad reviews. Let us all know what you decide!
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Joined: Aug 2002
Posts: 213
From: Hobart, IN, USA
Installed Flowtechs (and a cutout) on mine in about 8 hours with only on place where it was rubbing on the k-member and that took about 2 minutes to fix, and I have no experiance working on cars. Im going to the track wednesday to see some results. But overall Im very happy with the Flowtechs.
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Joined: Jan 2004
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From: Oceanside, New York
Originally posted by Omega9
Everyone I've talked to loves the Pacesetters. The new and improved style is supposed to be the sh|t! I'm picking up a pair next week.
Everyone I've talked to loves the Pacesetters. The new and improved style is supposed to be the sh|t! I'm picking up a pair next week.
Ditto, revised Pacesetters are going on my car this summer. Ive read the revised version is of much better in both quality and fitment.
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