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Old 10-09-2009, 02:19 PM
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Do any of you guy's know the part #'s to a set of pacesetter headers that will fit my crew cab 6.2?
Coated and uncaoted?
Thanks in advance, let me know.
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I don't know if pacesetter makes em for 6.2.
I installed a set of arh stainless 1 7/8 headers and cats on an 08 6.2 last week and they are a thing of beauty. Fit perfect, sound awesome. no fabrication.

http://www.americanracingheaders.com/

http://texas-speed.com/shop/category...MID=5&catid=45
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Originally Posted by Allgonoshow
I don't know if pacesetter makes em for 6.2.
I installed a set of arh stainless 1 7/8 headers and cats on an 08 6.2 last week and they are a thing of beauty. Fit perfect, sound awesome. no fabrication.

http://www.americanracingheaders.com/

http://texas-speed.com/shop/category...MID=5&catid=45
gotcha ill check em out bro, those ARH are sweet but man they are pricey!


do any of you guys know if the 5.3, 6.0 headers fit mine 6.2? or they are different size or sumthin?
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if it's a 2WD then maybe they might without a problem.. but if u've got the 4wd check the post wot_denali made.. they seem to clear fine for budget headers

https://www.performancetrucks.net/fo...d.php?t=448329
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Originally Posted by norris_83
if it's a 2WD then maybe they might without a problem.. but if u've got the 4wd check the post wot_denali made.. they seem to clear fine for budget headers

https://www.performancetrucks.net/fo...d.php?t=448329
yes it is a 2wd, but my real concern was i had heard that the bolt pattern on the 6.2 headers were different than the rest of the smaller V8's. But im askin because i can get a hold of some pacesetters that are meant to be for 4.8, 5.3 and 6.0, for a real good price. so wanted to see if i should buy them or not. those obx look good, but i dont know if they are ceramic and havent heard much from them. let me know if any one has tried this. preciate the info norris_83!
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you will want 1 7/8 inch headers on your 6.2.
4.8-6.0 are going to be 1 3/4

obx are stainless,but 1 3/4, again make sure you get 1 7/8 inch
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Originally Posted by allgonoshow
you will want 1 7/8 inch headers on your 6.2.
4.8-6.0 are going to be 1 3/4

obx are stainless,but 1 3/4, again make sure you get 1 7/8 inch
ok gotcha, but as far as fitment they should fit correct?
1 7/8" it is ill be on the look out.. I think the ones i can get are 1 3/4" so probably not work the best? Correct?
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they will fit the truck, but the tube size is not what you want for your 6.2.
I know the arh's are pricey, i have a set on my 6.0
but they are made for direct fit and you will not need to fool around and hack up your cats to make the pacestters fit.
even if you bought the p/setters and off road pipe they still wouldn't match the pipe size behind the cats on a 6.2, your tubing and flange behind the cats is 3.5 inches. if they are too small and don't fit properly, why bother.
get the right stuff
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here ya go
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/OBX-H...item56354e693d

doesn't say tube size for obx, email supplier to find out,

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Originally Posted by Allgonoshow
they will fit the truck, but the tube size is not what you want for your 6.2.
I know the arh's are pricey, i have a set on my 6.0
but they are made for direct fit and you will not need to fool around and hack up your cats to make the pacestters fit.
even if you bought the p/setters and off road pipe they still wouldn't match the pipe size behind the cats on a 6.2, your tubing and flange behind the cats is 3.5 inches. if they are too small and don't fit properly, why bother.
get the right stuff
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here ya go
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/OBX-H...item56354e693d

doesn't say tube size for obx, email supplier to find out,
yea ill just hold of on it and get the right stuff later on. and yea i had forgotten these things have a 3.5" pipe all the way. better to just go all out with the right stuff like you say.. i am no hurry anyways. preciate the info.. good thing i asked here before.lol.
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So the flange pattern is the same all the way across from 5.3-6.2? I ask because i may just put the 6.2 obx's on my 5.3 depending on size since they are a little larger.


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