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Old 06-11-2003, 12:22 PM
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headman vs pacesetter header.

hey all i bought a pacesetter header last week from a guy online, it arrived today and its a headmen, looks to be built bad a$$, just wondering on how much better or worse hedman will be compared to pacesetter, thanks
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Well, if Pacesetter builds their headers anything like their exhaust, then you got a heck of a deal. I had a Pacesetter exhaust on my commuter and it rusted through in a year.
I've heard Hedman headers are decent.
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im assuming for a 22r series? i got hedman's out the box from summit, but on the flange, they didnt grind it flush, so there were port shaped weld beads ground flat around every port. didnt seal too well, so i dremeled the s#it outta it, and it seals "decent". until i send it to get planed at a machine shop, it will do. whats your flange look like?
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Pacesetter sucks, bottom of the line, so you only have one direction to go with the Hedman IMO.
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Yeah I agree with Christian, I've only heard bad things about Pacesetter.
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another quick qestion. what does Imo stand for?


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Originally posted by wimpywade94
another quick qestion. what does Imo stand for?


In My Opinion.

Dont worry I had to ask too. IMHO [Humble]
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thanks dude. always wanted to know, never asked.

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