LTs for everyone!
03-05-2009, 02:06 AM
#14
Dude that's freaking cheap! I just sent them an email seeing if they had anymore. IMO headers shoudn't be that expensive anyways. It's freaking bent pipe. Now these look like they aren't ceramic coated, but I could be wrong. If not, just wrap them in some header tape. You guys know if brenspeed would write a tune for these? Basically they are just retuning for more exhaust flow, right? Anyways, don't mean to hijack thread, but do you have to get new motor mounts if you get LT's?
EDIT:
Found this on a Tundra Forum
I have the headers from Boost Brothers. I tested their first set. The quality is very good. Thick stainless flanges and heavy construction. I did have to tweak them a little during installation but it took maybe 10 extra minutes. That was fine with me, they were prototypes. No extra drilling or anything, just some gentle bending was needed. I documented all the issues and they have been corrected. So far they have been great. I did blow out a stud/nut from the driver side but that wasn't the fault of the header. A little Loc-Tite and all is good. They are turning a beautiful blue color fron the heat as well. Boost Brothers also bought my stock manifolds afterwards for further research and fitment correction. They are just coming to the market for sale.
EDIT:
Found this on a Tundra Forum
I have the headers from Boost Brothers. I tested their first set. The quality is very good. Thick stainless flanges and heavy construction. I did have to tweak them a little during installation but it took maybe 10 extra minutes. That was fine with me, they were prototypes. No extra drilling or anything, just some gentle bending was needed. I documented all the issues and they have been corrected. So far they have been great. I did blow out a stud/nut from the driver side but that wasn't the fault of the header. A little Loc-Tite and all is good. They are turning a beautiful blue color fron the heat as well. Boost Brothers also bought my stock manifolds afterwards for further research and fitment correction. They are just coming to the market for sale.
Last edited by kingsofcrunk; 03-05-2009 at 02:13 AM.
03-05-2009, 06:55 AM
#15
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Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Ohio
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Looks like a smokin deal.. in the pictures, the welds look really good!! I put pacesetter headers on my car even though every thing I read on here about them said "you get what you pay for" 
One ore two people I saw actually had them and said they were fine. I just can't see paying a grand + for headers 
The pacesetters are ceramic coated and fit like a glove!! Good luck with yours, looks like the will work out great!!
One ore two people I saw actually had them and said they were fine. I just can't see paying a grand + for headers The pacesetters are ceramic coated and fit like a glove!! Good luck with yours, looks like the will work out great!!
03-05-2009, 08:18 AM
#20
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Location: League City, TX
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