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Should I Get Pacesetters or LPP?

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Old 02-27-2009, 12:54 AM
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well the lpp's are very cheap for stainless , but if u dont need it , u dont need it ...

you dont have problems with winter , or rusting so u can get coated paceseters for 400

and yes the lpps LOOK nicer but i bet u they have the same performance gains as pace setters


and looks dont make u go faster ....... unless ur a ricer ...
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Originally Posted by TX Tahoe Z71
including the ORY!
Yes including the y pipe.. They are the best thing out(now), as far as quality,price and fitment goes for a stainless header...


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I dunno how you can compare a coated header to a stainless header , for a 100$ more price tag... Thats a no brainer
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Just ordered my pacesetters yesterday.
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I'm going to have to say LPP, from what I've seen they are top quality. If you were running high HP that warranted a 3" collector, then maybe I'd lean towards the PaceSetter since you live in AZ and rust isn't an issue.
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Originally Posted by budhayes3
I'm going to have to say LPP, from what I've seen they are top quality. If you were running high HP that warranted a 3" collector, then maybe I'd lean towards the PaceSetter since you live in AZ and rust isn't an issue.
They are a 3 inch collector
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will stainless help keep underhood temps down? I have heard they are good at heat retention, but didn't know if that was actually true.
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Originally Posted by m3srt
well the lpp's are very cheap for stainless , but if u dont need it , u dont need it ...

you dont have problems with winter , or rusting so u can get coated paceseters for 400

and yes the lpps LOOK nicer but i bet u they have the same performance gains as pace setters


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Where are you guys getting coated pacesetters with a y for 400 bucks? Last time I priced them it was something like 530 after shipping.
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Where are you guys getting coated pacesetters with a y for 400 bucks? Last time I priced them it was something like 530 after shipping.
Texas Speed was the best price I've found them coated for, like $486 for both, not including shipping.
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Originally Posted by TX Tahoe Z71
will stainless help keep underhood temps down? I have heard they are good at heat retention, but didn't know if that was actually true.
yes they do. Stainless steel doesnt conduct heat as much as mild steel. So the heat stays in the pipes
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Originally Posted by dug
yes they do. Stainless steel doesnt conduct heat as much as mild steel. So the heat stays in the pipes
Very cool. Now I just need some money, haha
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