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07-10-2003, 10:52 AM
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New Exaust
ok i just got my 2003 Civic Ex for graduation, worked a deal and have to only pay half of my monthly payments due to grades blah blah, so i will have extra money to throw down and make my civic nice, one of the first things i would like to do is put a nice sounding exaust on it.
i was wondering what exaust everyone would recomend? i was thinking a greddy but not sure, i kind of want to get a kit where the exaust splits so it looks like a dual exaust. thx. 
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#2
07-10-2003, 11:01 AM
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i say get the Skunk2 Catback Exhaust..
hey can any1 reccomend a good quality extracter..? its possible to get dual extracters huh!.. does it give extra power..?
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#3
07-10-2003, 01:22 PM
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I'm not a fan of the dual exhaust
 just seems 'ricey' on a 4-cylinder... also creates a lot of Delta P at the split and causes lower HP gains on the smalled civic engines.I say RS*R for exhuasts. Get the exMag GTII, and if you can drum up the money they have a super light-weight one with a carbonfiber muffler and all this other designing to cut weight. Good sound too (pretty much as straight a pipe as you can find)
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