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I like my Pacesetters, they fit well and the build quality is top notch. If you live in an area with a harsh winter and a lot of salt, you might want to spend an extra few bucks on a nicer set. I've seen the ceramic coating on the Pacesetters get rusted through in a couple of winters. Other than that, you can't beat them for the price.
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well the point of the question was to try and find a good reason for me to go with the pacesetters. and to see if they even had an advantage over the dynatechs. and I came to realize you get what you pay for. If i wanted to save some cash but sacrifice some quality go with the pacesetters, but I don't want to do that, I don't want to have to deal with them rusting because I didn't pay the extra $$ to get the dynatech system that i will only need to install once. I like the fact that i can buy the entire system from dynatech.
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well the point of the question was to try and find a good reason for me to go with the pacesetters. and to see if they even had an advantage over the dynatechs. and I came to realize you get what you pay for. If i wanted to save some cash but sacrifice some quality go with the pacesetters, but I don't want to do that, I don't want to have to deal with them rusting because I didn't pay the extra $$ to get the dynatech system that i will only need to install once. I like the fact that i can buy the entire system from dynatech.
You can't go wrong with dynatech or PS. I'm just saying that your reasoning is a bit off. Even KOOKs have had their fitment issues and those are over $1.2k for a set.
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LPP isnt a "race proven" company as you say, but I would pick them over pacesetters. They are made out of higher quality stainless than the dynatechs for a fraction of the cost.
The are pretty much equal to the price of PS Headers. I would seriously consider them.
Look into the Magnaflow hi-flow cats.
The are pretty much equal to the price of PS Headers. I would seriously consider them.
Look into the Magnaflow hi-flow cats.
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well by looking at the price of things I wont save much money. PaceSetter LTs $452 and with the MagnaFlow Direct-Fit Catalytic Converters $727. that all is $1179 this is not much of a savings to me.