Headers
02-22-2010, 10:39 PM
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I will be extremely surprised if the ID is actually 1 3/4. Those headers are identical copies to pacesetter's which are 1 3/4", however, the chinese LPP's use thicker SS than the pacesetter mild steel which decreases the ID. Those ebay headers that the camaro/ls1 people use are XS power headers which are proven to be 1 5/8". And if you missed it, one of the members on here that just had the debale with his LPPs headers got them and it had a XS power badge welded on it! So much for LPPs being made in America 
. In short, I'd put money on those primary tubes on the LPPs being identical to those on the OBXs.
. In short, I'd put money on those primary tubes on the LPPs being identical to those on the OBXs.
02-22-2010, 10:58 PM
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The 1 3/4 primary's work great (i believe pacesetters are 1 3/4 primaries correct me if i am wrong). I was just wondering since im getting new headers would it net me any more gains to get 1 7/8 primaries or stick with the 1 3/4?
Yes i love my circle D stall. Its a little too loose for my cam only 5.3l for now but its a lot of fun to drive. Its at a 4c style converter right now making it a 4000-4200 stall... im getting it tightened down to a 3600-3800 stall size.
Yes i love my circle D stall. Its a little too loose for my cam only 5.3l for now but its a lot of fun to drive. Its at a 4c style converter right now making it a 4000-4200 stall... im getting it tightened down to a 3600-3800 stall size.
luke is it a triple disc? lets trade stalls? i'll even do all the work
ok ok so someone will!! i have the triple disc 4k its to tight for me, if you dont like it we'll trade back yes and all the work is on me 
i bet they are too!!!
02-22-2010, 11:21 PM
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I have installed the Pacesetters and the LPP's on 5.3's and they both fit well but for the money, you can't go wrong with the LPP's. There made from 321 grade stainless and the flange is thicker. The welds look awsome and of course you won't have to worry about replacing them due to rusting out over time.
02-23-2010, 08:52 AM
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. We can still trade though if ya want hahaha!That's what I think too skeet. Since I'm going to be going to a 6.0 later on it would be good to already have 1 7/8's already on to take more advantage of the 6.0.
Thanks for all the help guys. What's a good set of 1 7/8's headers? Probably would have to get a custom y-pipe made for it though huh? Or should I just re-use the pacesetter y-pipe I have?