Review on 🚗 Enhance Your Vehicle's Performance with Pace Setter 70-1209 Black Exhaust Header by Brennan Buckley

Professional installation highly recommended. I had a friend install them for me at an exhaust shop due to the need for welding next to a cat and the ball joints need a professional touch. Now for the good: the price is unbeatable. They usually sell for $250. The difference in sound is clearly noticeable, giving even a modest engine the throaty rumble of a muscle car. There is also a significant increase in performance, which is not noticeable at first, however, since the torque is transmitted much more gently. You won't be thrown back in your seat, but you will find the speed limit popping up faster than ever. The bad: Unfortunately, there were some flaws in the setup. The flanges were slightly bent and the mating surfaces had to be machined in the shop to ensure a proper seal. The supplied seals are also of very mediocre quality. The manifold bolts are also the wrong length, the shop had to use their own (small extra charge). These pin headers also awkwardly fit on spark plug leads. I will buy thermal boots for her to calm her down. I suggest you do the same. Ugly: Probably the most dizzying aspect of the kit will be the paint on the headers. NOT heat resistant. Immediately after starting, the paint melts and peels off. My Firebird now smells like burnt paint. I don't understand at all why Pacesetter would charge the customer extra (they need someone to paint them) for something that is completely useless for both cosmetics and performance. They would do well with bare metal. I would suggest stripping the paint before installing if you have the time and patience. I highly recommend saving a little more and getting the ceramic coated version of this product. Conclusion: Not a perfect product, but a good choice given the lack of other options for the V6.