update

[02Ls1Formula]

just wanted to let everyone know that yesterday afternoon myself and a couple of buddies successfully installed my pacesetter headers and y pipe, suprisingly enough, it took 10 hours two jacks, 4 jack stands, 2 10MM socket wrenches, a magnet and alot of patience....and now that its done, it sounds amazing! we started it up with just the headers and i couldnt believe how deep and throaty it was, i almost didnt put my y pipe on now its time for the dyno to see what she can put down, pics and soundclips coming soon.....

[Y2KPewterSS]

Congrats man, I am sure you are very pleased. I remember doing my first header install, it was a very nice feeling afterwards. Then I remember all those cuts and nicks on my hands afterwards

[02Ls1Formula]

oh yeah! i was extremely pleased and still am....the sound is incredible! one question i do have is: now that it needs a tune, what kind of tune should i get? would a dyno tune fix the issues?? BTW my hands are def tore up, along with the other guys that helped me

[GatorSS]

Good job! That great feeling from finishing the install will outweigh the soreness in your hands from getting them all banged up.

Do you have a laptop/notebook computer? If so, get some tuning software and tune it yourself.

[02Ls1Formula]

yeah i def feel great about it, it was my first "major" upgrade ive done so it was awesome! yeah ive got a laptop and have been browsing for software just not sure which one is worth the money....any suggestions/personal preference???

[98Camarod]

Most people do not tune it after a header install. I am one of them. The car will just run a tad rich. I'm going to wait until I install my cam and heads and tune everything at once. You can get your own software with LC-1 Wideband and tune it in your driveway with a laptop. It'll be around 850.

[Wheeler99WS6]

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