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    Pacesetter Headers CHEAP?

    Looking at pacesetter headers and there costs. If a person was to go with these headers and get painted ones then are are pretty good priced, but as soon as go with a coating they are just as much as other brands out there.

    Question = do alot of you that run pacesetter's did you buy them painted, ceramic coated, jet-hot coated?

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    Well they are cheap for a few reasons.
    Low quality steel. Low quality welds. Mass produced ( again fitment/quality issues)
    But bottom line is they do provide a higher rate of exhaust flow versus stock.

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    Talking cheap as in price. If someone would want them coated then there really not any different then some other brands

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    most of you guys out there get the painted ones then?

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    i got mine ceramic coated

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    I've ran coated pacesetters for a bunch of years now and they still look almost brand new. I have no complaints with them. If you get them get the coated version. If I were doing it again I'd probably go with the stainless ebay headers.

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    If you get a set of them we can chrome ceramic coat them for you. This stuff is good for 1600* which is 300* more than what Jet Hot offers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sarge View Post
    Well they are cheap for a few reasons.
    Low quality steel. Low quality welds. Mass produced ( again fitment/quality issues)
    But bottom line is they do provide a higher rate of exhaust flow versus stock.
    gonna disagree with ya.
    i have had my coated headers since 04 and they look very good.
    the welds were good, thick flanges and no problem with fit.
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    yeah, thats what im planning on getting too. heard good things.

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    Always had great success running the painted pacesetters. The fit was great, they may not be the prettiest after the paint comes off but they definately get the job done.
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    Quote Originally Posted by nhraformula View Post
    gonna disagree with ya.
    i have had my coated headers since 04 and they look very good.
    the welds were good, thick flanges and no problem with fit.
    I didnt say they would not meet the requirements. They are mass produced from a lower quality steel than say Stainless Works/Kooks etc. Now I will re-iterate for all.....Pacesetters (coated) will probably last longer than your car....but the question wasn't will they last now was it

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    ive got pacesetter headers and y-pipe i like them no problem here off ebay for 500 for headers and ory brand new

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    both the pace setters's for the goat and the TA went in with ease and still looked brand new after a year

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    here are some pics yeah little hard to see but yeah

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