Pacesetter's for 4x4?
Sep 20, 2005 | 05:22 PM
#4
Originally Posted by 2C5only21
I talked to the guy at Pacesetters last friday and he was saying with in the next couple of months.
Sep 20, 2005 | 06:03 PM
#5
Originally Posted by 2C5only21
I talked to the guy at Pacesetters last friday and he was saying with in the next couple of months. I am waiting for them as well. Can't see spending $900 for some headers. Kaley
Sep 20, 2005 | 06:17 PM
#6
You are all going to be waiting a long time pacestter is a lazy company IMO they came out with the 2wd headers what like a year ago atleast and knowing there is a huge demand for the 4wd headers they still ahvent gotten a set out yet. Start surfing the classifieds liek I did for a set of lt's you will have better luck then hoping pacesetter will get off their ***. 
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Sep 20, 2005 | 07:42 PM
#9
Originally Posted by budhayes3
Sucks cause they're losing alot of business to ASM, Dynatech, StainlessWorks, and all of the other companies that can somehow figure out how to make em fit and work.
Sep 20, 2005 | 08:21 PM
#10
Posted twice about this....maybe this will actually be true?
Originally Posted by thunder550
I just went across the street and met my neighbor....come to find out he works for Pacesetter. Apparently they have finished test fitting them on a 4x4 Tahoe and Silverado (I think that's what he said), have tested on the SS, and just need to test fit them back onto the 2wd trucks to make sure they fit everything. He said that if all goes well, the next production run will fit 4x4's, and should be ready by the end of October. Small world eh.
Originally Posted by thunder550
I had a post about this a week or so ago...I found out that my across the street neighbor works for Pacesetter. He told me they have completed testing on the 4wd's and just need to make sure that they will still fit the 2wd's. If everything goes well, their next production run will be 4wd compatible, probably end of Oct I think he said.