BlueSS

Here's a link to the coating I used there's different colors, but this is the one I went with.
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku

Allgonoshow

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I would quess they are for the older trucks and only fit 2wd, nnbs

BlueSS

that is correct, the headers go in no problem. You will have to modify either the y-pipe or the stock exhaust. I chose to modify the stock exhaust so I wouldn't chop up the y-pipe. You just have to cut back the stock pipe about 7 inches that's it, no biggy

banker099

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any issues with the o2 sensors?

BlueSS

None what so ever, except for the fact that the rear ones aren't connected to anything. As soon as I get the truck tuned, I'm going to tune out the rear 02's so no issue there-

Rage_89

Ahh finally some solid info with pics to boot. Thanks

Noah Burns

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Very nice!! Hopefully I'll be doing mine this weekend if the road to my shop drys up enough to get down there. I think I'm going to modify the Y pipe rather than the stock mid pipe just because I can do that without having to take it to a muffler shop.

Jeteys5.3

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great idea on the coating yourself. If i were to coat a set of pacesetter LT's, would it make them last alot longer? i remember being told the non coated LT's are good for 4-5 years but can i get 7 or so if i coat them myself?

Noah Burns

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I got my coated pacesetters and y pipe at such a KILLER price it was worth it...

BlueSS

I'm going to fail you on this one buddy. I've never used this coating before, but it went on pretty good and stayed there pretty good after heating it up a bunch of times after the install. I guess only time will tell if it's going to hold. Also think about the heat there is not near as much heat at the y-pipe as there is at the headers. The coating says it's good for 1700 deg