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If you're just sticking with boltons get a cold air intake, a decent header (Comptech, DC, Greddy, etc) and a nice catback. Everything is within a couple horses of everything else, which ones you pick isn't that big of a deal.
Originally posted by civic95hb what about pacesetters? i seen a set of them fpr i think $180, anyone ever put some on?
PaceSetter parts have extremely poor build quality. Their exhausts are well known to rust out in a very short period of time. I'm going assume their header build quality is similar. You can find USDM DC ceramic headers for around $250-300. That's not all that much more than these "bargain" headers you're looking at, and DC is a proven name with good build quality.
Originally posted by b18jonny u think i should concentrate more on top end hp or on torque? u guys gotta help me i'm still a beginner...a novice if u will...lol
Top end power only rules on the strip and in acceleration contests. Torgue rules on road course/daily street driving.
oh i dont want the pacesetters...lol but if he was just lookin for a deal, there ya go, my self... DC baby..... all the say, even people that dont know to much about cars, know that DC headers are the... oh yeah