A Good Toned Exaust

[JimsCivicEX]

I have a 95 civic ex. I have headers and an intake and i would now like to add an exaust. Not a catback though. I want to just change my muffler to get a nice sounding tone that is not too loud. Can I do this by just changing my muffler?? I read earlier that i might be able to do this by getting rid of my resonator and keeping my stock muffler. Would this be a better idea?? If so what are the draw backs/cons of doing it this way? Thanx for the time.

[praxis]

Replacing the muffler will give you a nice tone. I highly suggest replacing the piping as well...-->click here
The above link will take you to a post of mine, on this topic, at PraxisForums.

[Brice]

Dude, it's all about the Apexi N1. That's my suggestion.

[1995HondaCivic]

defiently go with 2.25" custom piping

i like the es tuning oval muffler

[amoney805]

if your not going with a full catback, you might want to look into tenzo venturi rear sections, i almost got one of those before i got my greddy.

[JimsCivicEX]

what kind of price range am I looking at for the tenzo venturi rear sections or the es tuning muffler? That might be a question that says I'm too lazy to find out, but if you already know it would help. Thanks either which way.

[ric]

Originally posted by Brice
Dude, it's all about the Apexi N1. That's my suggestion.

yes

[amoney805]

the tenzo you could probably find for under $250