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| 87SIlude |
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Got a few questions about extractors.
Today I picked up some pacemaker extractors for $100. Don't know wich ones they are tho. Ok so now with the questions. 1. Catalitic converters. Do I need a hi flow cat to install extractors or can I run the stock one. (Engine is stock bar pod) 2. What sort of gains should I expect. Hard to tell without the type of paceys they are. But yea. 3. They need a re paint. I just wanna go black. What's the best hi temp paint to use. 4. Does the stock heat sheild fit over them or will I need to modify one. If so is there a right up on how to do it easily. Cheers all |
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| SWC |
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Stock cat will do, they flow pretty well.
KW increase, depends on car, you will feel a better resonse though. Paint, if you are going Black, use anyhigh Quality Hi Temp paint and follow the directions. Std Heat sheild will not fit, I have modded a BA heat shield to cover mine and does excelent job, covers extractors completely. |
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| cjh |
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They are stamped with a part number near the front on the header plate....4480 or 4499
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| SWC |
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Troyman did use an AU heatshield when he had the Genies on his ED.
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| krisisdog |
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SWC wrote: Std Heat sheild will not fit, I have modded a BA heat shield to cover mine and does excelent job, covers extractors completely. Yes they will. |
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| 87SIlude |
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Ok so I have some 4499's.
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| TROYMAN |
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SWC wrote: Troyman did use an AU heatshield when he had the Genies on his ED. i have now got the au3 heat sheild on the pacie 4499's aswell, fits nice.. |
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| 87SIlude |
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Could you please post a pic of it troyman.
Does it look stock? Guessing you'd just have to bend it a little right? |
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| cjh |
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If you car is manual, make sure you keep the clutch cable away....it will melt.
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| TROYMAN |
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87SIlude wrote: Could you please post a pic of it troyman. Does it look stock? Guessing you'd just have to bend it a little right? it only needs a little bending.. this is with the genie extractors Attachment: DSC01413.JPG [ 281.66 KiB | Viewed 138 times ] and this is with the pacie 4499 Attachment: DSC01552.JPG [ 312.81 KiB | Viewed 137 times ] |
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| krisisdog |
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cjh wrote: If you car is manual, make sure you keep the clutch cable away....it will melt. Strut brace? do want! |
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| 87SIlude |
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Beautiful clean bay man.
100% perfect for what im looking for aswell. This would also protect the clutch cable right? |
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| kdogg |
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Damn..... good score for $100
 I'm no expert but I would prob invest in one of the venom cats on this site I think you can get em for $170 from memory an free postage in Oz. Considering the money you saved on the extractors its not a lot more and should future proof for any upcoming engine mods? That's a bargain, I'm hoping to find a similar set at a similar price, I think ill be waiting a while tho. 
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| 87SIlude |
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It was so random how I got them.
I was at work (spar supermarket) at about 7am. Im re packing the vegies and this guy comes up to me and goes "is that your falcon out the front?" Ofcourse I say yes and he say basically I have all these spare parts off my old ea that I won't be needing and I've been trying to sell them. Do you need anything. He has a heavy duty clutch im going to buy aswell for 150. Does the brand pbr sound right? Maybe that was the brand of the rotors he has. Anyway it was a full fluke. The pacys have heaps of surface rust tho. But it comes off on your hand so no biggie. |
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| krisisdog |
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PBR make clutchs, OEM quality gear so a h/d clutch will be pretty much XR spec. $150s an ok price, I'd try to knock him down a bit though considering its 2nd hand
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