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Old 07-23-2003, 08:43 PM
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civic header question

my friend has a 95 civic EX...noobie question, but is there any way that a 96+ header could be made to fit on a d16z6? thanks...
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Any D series header will fit on a D series. The same applies to B series. Modification will sometimes be needed at the cat flange.
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The header shoudl fit, but if he is buying the headers I would buy them for his year car just in case.
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