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    Will Jet HOt LTs' be ok on a lowered car?

    Or should i just stick with the recomended Kooks/Pacesetters?

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    I havent heard many clearance issues withe jet hots. The only LT I would be worried about are the SLP LT's.

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    yeah from what i hear the SLP's hang down low and will scrape on lowered cars.

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    from what I know SLP even scrapes on anything non lowered, lowering my camaro was a big mistake but they got the tubes at the same time, swapped the suspension out for my stock firehawk one and they still scraped

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    Quote Originally Posted by MadSeason
    from what I know SLP even scrapes on anything non lowered, lowering my camaro was a big mistake but they got the tubes at the same time, swapped the suspension out for my stock firehawk one and they still scraped
    Same thing happened to a friends car. Talk about shitty clearance.

    My pacesetters fit like a glove BTW.

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    i have hookers on the firehawk, no problem with clearance at all. supposed to be the same as jethot and pacesetters

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    hey redline how long have you had them?? do you like them? they cermaic coated????

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    Well over a year. I love them...although the next time I get headers I'm going to shell the money out for stainless steel. They're coated, but its starting to give away now but its nothing im worried about. I have a very small rust spot near the collectors. No biggy IMO.

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    i say go coated, keep those engine temps down unless you wana drive it around salted areas all the time

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    I live in Colorado and drive in the rain/snow ALL the time. The roads are always covered in sand and salt.

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    im about to order some jet hots, the coating on those are supposed to be really good.

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    They are. Jet Hot makes a quality header.

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