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Old 03-07-2009, 03:20 PM
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I got mine on ebay from them for $475 shipped.
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If you can't find them on ebay for some reason, LPP's website is lpparts.com
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im going ot go with LPP's they look really good.
just wish they made connections for the dual exhaust on the 6.0L's
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I have the Pacesetters and ORY on my truck, they fit fine and so did the ORY, i did have to mod the y alittle because i used v-bands to connect the y to the end of the headers, but for 500 bucks the stainless LPP's are a very good deal, if i had to buy another set id get the LPP's for sure.
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does 2wd or 4wd make a difference fitment wise for the LPP LT's?
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Old 03-07-2009, 09:06 PM
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Originally Posted by BLKZ71
does 2wd or 4wd make a difference fitment wise for the LPP LT's?
Their website states 2wd and 4wd, so you should be good to go
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always heard good things on pacesetters.
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good quality headers
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Check out Tootall's link on post #3 of this thread for a good comparison of the two different headers.
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just ordered a set of teh LPP's... Cant wait to get them on...
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