mustangsvo85

what is the stock exhaust diameter on 96-00 civics? I have a dx. Also, does anyone make an inexpensive 2 inch or 2.25 inch diamter system? thanks

EKSiR99

1.75 if im not mistaken

hmoobhero

if you want cheap, ebay is the place but it prob wont sound good and last as long...

alphalanos

Just get a generic oval muffler like ES tuning or something and get it put on some new piping at a muffler shop. Not worth buying a catback for a stock d series.

mustangsvo85

well I currently have some large size cat back with the cat removed. but I just want my car to be as torquey as possible since it will never be fast on my budget. I am wondering if I should take this off and get a 2 inch or 2.25 inch pipe size system.

EKSiR99

i think 2.25 is to big.. stick to 2 inches

mustangsvo85

i feel the same way, my only concern is that if I go to a muffler shop to have this system put in, they don't usually have the equipment to medrel bend the exhaust I want, so if I request 2.25 in pipe then the bends are probably around 2 inches.

EKSiR99

i think it wont affect that much since 96-00 eks only have 2 bends on the exhaust...

mine is crash bent using BI

EL Vap133

Go to your local exhaust shop and get something custom made for a good price.

HardyParty

Hello guys, my exhaust just recently snapped.. I looking for the correct length and diameter of the exhaust so I can buy the correct connector so I can weld it back together it broke right before the tailpipe.It is a stock exhaust. Not looking to buy a new exhaust when I'm putting a K-series in it 4-6 months from now. Please & Thank You!

HardyParty

HardyParty

JRCivic1

First, there is no reason to post your response three times... and doing it every 20 minutes only reduces your chances of getting a useful answer because members will find you pretentious and your behavior passive aggressive.

Now, Rock Auto has replacement bolt-on rear muffler sections for less than $50, so look up your particular application and check the cost. If the shipping is too high, you may consider looking up the same brand/part number through your local National Auto Parts Store (Advance Auto, O-Reilly's, Auto Zone, etc.) and see how their price compares overall. Walker and Bosal both make products that will last far longer than you need since you intend to replace the entire exhaust system within a year.

HardyParty

I didnt do it on purpose. I edited it several times, I have no idea how that even happened.

tony_2018

Answer was posted