Pacesetter vs Speed Engineering Headers
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Any reason to get one or the other? I am finally getting around to camming my truck since I have tons of time on my hands now. I installed a new flowmaster exhaust a week or two ago and now I am finishing up the exhaust so my cam can breathe properly. My question is, both of these headers and y pipes cost the same amount, what would you guys recommend I purchase. Also has anyone ever had to drill extract a bolt from the exhaust manifold? I drive a 21 year old truck and I am willing to bet my life that at least one bolt is going to break off in there, just thinking about it makes me nervous
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I'm not too horny over the little bit of power I am losing, not taking it to the track any time soon. Funds were not there for Borla when I was looking at it and the Flowmaster was on sale so I said f it.
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I had pacesetters on my cammed 99 and currently have speed engineering on my 14 without a cam. If they are the same price, I would go with the speed engineering. The quality on them is great for the price.
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Speed engineering. I use them on everything and they fit nice. I just dropped a set on my LS3 powered 1990 K5 Jimmy yesterday lol. I mean they go great on that truck and they aren't even technically designed for a 4x4. The set on my 04 were the same thing... using half ton headers and they fit perfect on a 3/4 ton. They are actually 304 stainless too and not painted bare steel like Paceshitters
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Speed engineering. I use them on everything and they fit nice. I just dropped a set on my LS3 powered 1990 Jimmy yesterday lol. I mean they got great on that truck and they aren't even technically designed for a 4x4. The set on my 04 were the same thing... using half ton headers and they fit perfect on a 3/4 ton. They are actually 304 stainless too and not painted bare steel like Paceshitters