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Quick Exhaust Question


SloppySnake
03-19-2004, 12:20 PM
Ok... if you got a 98 Civic with a b18c1 under tho hood, and wanted to order an ehaust from a catalog, should I look for exhaust for a 95 Integra GSR, or a 98 Civic? Or will I have to get a hybrid kinda system with an integra downpipe, and have other exhaust parts made to fit under my civic... or all all the pieces just about the same between the two cars?

snowman2005
03-20-2004, 03:56 PM
it all depends if u still have the stock cathelic converter tehn ull wana order teh cat back sys for ur car but if u have the cathalic converter taht came with the engine then idk. check to see if the end on the cathalic convert is different on each model

steve8091
03-20-2004, 04:22 PM
The exhaust is dependent on the frame, not the engine. If you have a hatch, it will be different than a 2 or 4 door. In any case, with a stock cat, you can definitely get a system without getting custom.

96HondaCivic
03-20-2004, 04:46 PM
You will probably have to get a test pipe. You will have to get an exhaust for your hatch. I dont know what the outline of the integra exhaust is but i am pretty sure it is different and the integra exhust will not fit your hatch. SO you will have to order the hatch exhaust and probably a test pipe made from a local shop. IF you need suggestions on an exhaust, get Invidia.

xproductionz
03-20-2004, 10:31 PM
i agree with steve.... if you get headers and the downpipe then you go by the eninge of the car.. but from there on its the frame of the car its on

pagefan
03-21-2004, 08:57 AM
a friend of mine made his own exhaust on a similar job, he basically bought the engine-specific manifold, piped it to some chunks of pipe he bent himself, then weaved to his prelude's undercarriage, and bought a sport muffler, something to think about maybe

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