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post Oct 19, 2006 - 3:54 AM
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I've found a couple of Pacesetter Headers for the 7A-FE. I decided that I wanted to go Pacesetters becuz the eBay ones for the Corollas header designs are kinda weird looking. They have one piping that bends kinda crazy that looks like it'll slow down that cylinder's exhaust flow. And I looked at Pacesetters and they have Y shaped pipings which is better than the eBay designs. But anyway, I've noticed that the 'polished coated' costs alot more than the 'black coated' ones. I decided to go black becuz of the amount of heat headers create, I'm thinking black will help it reduce by a bit. But then I've been told by my friend that the black Pacesetter headers paint chips off. I'm thinking about throwing 2 layers of High Temp Clear Coat on. Do you guys think it'll help the paint stay on instead of chipping from the vast amount of heat?


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post Oct 19, 2006 - 4:31 PM
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Don't get the pacesetter headers!! I had it on my 7afe once at it sucked...seriously. One of the welds on the flange cracked from under the header and the black paint practically burned up and flaked off. Maybe that is why it is so cheap over other brands like greddy, etc. I think the craftmanship and material they used sucked. I would, IMO, get a hold of a FWD 4age header, cut off the flange, and weld the factory 7afe flange on there (there might some other fabrication that needs to be done but this is just an example). Most exhaust shops can do that for you at a cost.

This post has been edited by netrata: Oct 19, 2006 - 4:43 PM


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