TSP or Pacesetter Y-Pipe?

**StylesMcKnob** · 05-12-2007, 09:12 PM

They have a good deal at Texas-Speed for Pacesetter headers w/TSP Y-Pipe and I always hear that Pacesetters Y-Pipe has flat bends in them that obstructs flow. I dont know which has better clearance. Which Y-Pipe do you all think is better?

**yellowv** · 05-13-2007, 02:34 PM

The flat spots in the Pacesetter Y really don't disrupt much flow but allow a bit better ground clearance as well as floorboard clearance. The TSP is much more likely to scrape and hit your floorboard than the Pacesetter. If you adjust the Pacesetter Y right and get it good and tight it doesn't bang at all. I would recommend ditching the cheap U clamps for some nice band clamps and you should never have a problem. I installed mine with the U clamps it comes with and it started banging after a month or so. Now I have to readjust it and change the clamps. Mostly everyone with the TSP complains. My vote goes to Pacestter.