headers?

Started by Bigbadtoy, June 18, 2005, 05:40:44 PM

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Bigbadtoy

im going to get a pacesetter header from summit racing. i was wondering if they are anygood because i dont want to spend 300 on a header dont have that kind of money.
i love playin in the mud

Bigbadtoy

what i would also like to know is i originally wanted the thorley from summit but its for vehicles up to 1988 and i have a 91 22re would it work or no?
i love playin in the mud

Bigbadtoy

the thorley made for my truck from summit is for 2wd would it fit my 4wd?
i love playin in the mud

toyhatsu

I got a pacesetter for my 3rz on Ebay and you get what you pay for.  The welding of the primaries to the flange was... :puke3:  I used the gasket to mark the ports and used a die grinder to fix them up a bit.  I ended up welding the collector to the exhaust instead of using the paper gasket.  All in all it was a pretty good deal though as I couldn't afford one from LC Engineering.
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79coyotefrg

im sure it will fit but i hope you dont pay more than 80-100 bucks
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kyle_22r

i think the pacesetter and hedman headers for 22R engines are pretty universal, as they're a shorty type.  the thorley are long tube headers and i think they're more vehicle specific, but also a better header

Bigbadtoy

its alright i ordered a lc header got my graduation money today
i love playin in the mud