pacesetter monza performance exhaust system
- Thread starter suprakid3
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from what ive heard the pacesetter catback is a good stock replacement but it rusts quickly than others and the fit to the cat is sometimes off.
other than that its a good cheap system and it sounds very deep.
other than that its a good cheap system and it sounds very deep.
It's cheap, will rust, and uses baffled muffler, AFAIK.
Good stock replacement, decent sound upgrade, but better performance can be had.
...Though it's not like an exhaust on an NA is going to be lifechanging...
Good stock replacement, decent sound upgrade, but better performance can be had.
...Though it's not like an exhaust on an NA is going to be lifechanging...
better hp than stock, but the worst sound quality ive ever heard .your car will sound like a 2 stroke scooter the pipes are fine but a $5 ebay muffler will sound and preform better.
Cheap.
Not a fan here... had some exposure to Pace Setter product on project I worked on for awhile... I was unimpressed, and the owner spent MORE and replaced shortly after.
(Not a Supra, but is sounded pretty mediocre at best... imho)
G/L with you choice, either way!
-crisp
Not a fan here... had some exposure to Pace Setter product on project I worked on for awhile... I was unimpressed, and the owner spent MORE and replaced shortly after.
(Not a Supra, but is sounded pretty mediocre at best... imho)
G/L with you choice, either way!
-crisp
I had Monza exhaust for a while. Lets just say that when I went with my 3" exhaust, I didnt even bother to sell the monza, i just threw it away.
The dual tips on the muffler alone aver very restrictive. I dont recall what the actuall size on the tips is, I believe its a 2.5" overall, but it has a reducer inside that brings them down to 1" or 1.5". So you basically have some 1" dual tips.
The dual tips on the muffler alone aver very restrictive. I dont recall what the actuall size on the tips is, I believe its a 2.5" overall, but it has a reducer inside that brings them down to 1" or 1.5". So you basically have some 1" dual tips.
redmaro;1274586 said:
^^^ Try blowing a BIG FART through a coffee stir-stix...
That might give you a more "graphic" consideration as you look at your budget and objectives.
INTERPRETATION: Save a LITTLE longer and get a BIGGER bang for your buck.
G/L!
-crisp