Mid-Length or Full-Length Headers?
08-17-2005, 02:02 PM
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Mid-Length or Full-Length Headers?
Is there a difference? I'm pretty stock for now, other than a True-Flow intake, Corsa Sport Cat-Back and the Joe Gibbs drop.
08-17-2005, 03:56 PM
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Just do not buy pacesetters if the customer doesnt have them on the shelf.....if they have to go to pacesetter you will never ever ever get your stuff. Trust me on this.
08-17-2005, 04:10 PM
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Is there a difference? I'm pretty stock for now, other than a True-Flow intake, Corsa Sport Cat-Back and the Joe Gibbs drop.
08-17-2005, 04:57 PM
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if you have to worry about smog laws i would go with TOGS good mid lanth and exe. quality. and 50 state legal. ASM also good for LT. make sure you get them coated well worth the extra $$$ just stay away from pace setters
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08-17-2005, 05:22 PM
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Thanks guys.
The Joe Gibbs drop was bought from joegibbsperformance.com and I love it. It rides better than most other lowered trucks I've ridden in, and you can't beat the performance!
The Joe Gibbs drop was bought from joegibbsperformance.com and I love it. It rides better than most other lowered trucks I've ridden in, and you can't beat the performance!
08-17-2005, 08:54 PM
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Ive got the thorleys and I really like them. If you plan on making big power you may want to look at some with a 3" collector. Im going to cut off the collector on my Thorleys and weld up a new 3" collector.
08-17-2005, 09:22 PM
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I dont know why it was said above to stay away from the Pacesetters?? I believe for the money they are the best bet for long tubes(1 and 3/4 primaries and 3 inch collectors) Also cant beat the $400.00 price for the coated ones. Every other header brand is going to run around $750.00 or more when it comes to longtubes. I dont think you would see any difference in gains from a set of pacesetters versus a set of asm's.
I did forget to mention, the thorleys are not a bad choice either and I believe not much more than the pacesetters.
I did forget to mention, the thorleys are not a bad choice either and I believe not much more than the pacesetters.