Calling out any 92-95 Civic w/ Apex WS Exhaust system
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Calling out any 92-95 Civic w/ Apex WS Exhaust system
If you could so kindly post any pics of your exhaust, that would be great..
I currently have a N1 system on my car right now but when going to the IDRC Sunday here in Colorado with 2 other people in my car and 2 coolers my car was sitting nice and low. and for anyone that has a n1 system you know how low the muffler hangs, well i must have cought something and it ripped a hole in the bottom of the muffler.
So I going to get the WS system soon and was hoping some of you guys have feedback on this system.
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I currently have a N1 system on my car right now but when going to the IDRC Sunday here in Colorado with 2 other people in my car and 2 coolers my car was sitting nice and low. and for anyone that has a n1 system you know how low the muffler hangs, well i must have cought something and it ripped a hole in the bottom of the muffler.
So I going to get the WS system soon and was hoping some of you guys have feedback on this system.
Thanks
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Re: Calling out any 92-95 Civic w/ Apex WS Exhaust system (futuresi)
IMO, it's one of the best sounding exhausts currently out, I wouldn't choose anything else with exception to the Mugen Twin Loop.
I like more of a lower toned exhaust system. I wasn't able to get you any information on it from the site because the U.S. side is down and the Japanese side doesn't offer the WS. With a stock looking exhaust I can assume noticeable low and midrange differences. I'm not sure how it will compare to your current N1, which probably gave more high end hp then anything, I assume the performance will depend on what you currently have horsepower wise.
I like more of a lower toned exhaust system. I wasn't able to get you any information on it from the site because the U.S. side is down and the Japanese side doesn't offer the WS. With a stock looking exhaust I can assume noticeable low and midrange differences. I'm not sure how it will compare to your current N1, which probably gave more high end hp then anything, I assume the performance will depend on what you currently have horsepower wise.
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Re: Calling out any 92-95 Civic w/ Apex WS Exhaust system (SHAUNTS99)
Nice, I think I just want a system that isn't so loud. Also you should see how many people tell me my muffler is hanging off
I currrently have a JDM B16 Sir II with I/H/E basically.
I currrently have a JDM B16 Sir II with I/H/E basically.
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Re: Calling out any 92-95 Civic w/ Apex WS Exhaust system (futuresi)
i love mine!! does not attract unneccessary attention and does not hang too low. i've heard others had a fitment problems when they swapped motors, but mine runs just fine.
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Re: Calling out any 92-95 Civic w/ Apex WS Exhaust system (futuresi)
does anyone run this exhaust with a 22mm rear sway bar?
are there any clearence issues with it ?
TIA -
are there any clearence issues with it ?
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Re: Calling out any 92-95 Civic w/ Apex WS Exhaust system (SHAUNTS99)
IMO, it's one of the best sounding exhausts currently out, I wouldn't choose anything else with exception to the Mugen Twin Loop.
I like more of a lower toned exhaust system. I wasn't able to get you any information on it from the site because the U.S. side is down and the Japanese side doesn't offer the WS. With a stock looking exhaust I can assume noticeable low and midrange differences. I'm not sure how it will compare to your current N1, which probably gave more high end hp then anything, I assume the performance will depend on what you currently have horsepower wise.
I like more of a lower toned exhaust system. I wasn't able to get you any information on it from the site because the U.S. side is down and the Japanese side doesn't offer the WS. With a stock looking exhaust I can assume noticeable low and midrange differences. I'm not sure how it will compare to your current N1, which probably gave more high end hp then anything, I assume the performance will depend on what you currently have horsepower wise.
The WS is a nice exhaust but you will not gain as much top end as you did with the n1. I too was looking at this exhaust when i realized i had made a mistake buying the n1. But i'm looking for top mid and top end power, so i kinda ruled the WS out.
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Re: Calling out any 92-95 Civic w/ Apex WS Exhaust system (sc2o00)
to the guys with the n1, how much did you lower your cars?
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Re: Calling out any 92-95 Civic w/ Apex WS Exhaust system (mantic6t9)
was your car undrivable>? i have an n1 on my hatch and i got neuspeed sports and kyb agx's on the way but dont know if i should get a new exhaust or not....been thinking of putting a skid plate on the exhaust and lowering it. will i be ok or do u think i should just get another exhaust....i got no back seats and very rarely do i have some1 in the passenger side with me
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Re: Calling out any 92-95 Civic w/ Apex WS Exhaust system (Doctor CorteZ)
does anyone run this exhaust with a 22mm rear sway bar?
are there any clearence issues with it ?
TIA -
are there any clearence issues with it ?
TIA -
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Re: Calling out any 92-95 Civic w/ Apex WS Exhaust system (sc2o00)
Though the sports do not lower as much they are not as stiff either. This means you will get more spring compression when you hit a dip or bump in the road which could cause you to slam it into the pavement. Welding a "skid" plate will only lessen your ground clearance. I believe i measured my clearance to be about 1.5in. So as you can see a little it a lot here. I really do not reccomend the n1 for the hatch especialy if your are lowering your car. The disign and fitment is very impractical for street use. Oh and with this exhaust, well atleast in my case. You can forget about hauling more then 1 passanger especialy if they are sitting in the back. So i guess you read it, in my opinion i you should think about getting something different. Sound and quality practicality
Overall this is what i thought about mine.
Travis
[Modified by mantic6t9, 8:07 PM 9/24/2002]
Overall this is what i thought about mine.
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[Modified by mantic6t9, 8:07 PM 9/24/2002]
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Re: Calling out any 92-95 Civic w/ Apex WS Exhaust system (DxHatchback)
Yeah the N1 hangs way too low. I couldn't even put a fist under the muffler where it hangs the lowest. Apex WS is going on as soon as I can.
For those that are interested I can get Apex products. Email me if you are interested and I can see if any are available. Apex usually has back orders for most things...
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[Modified by futuresi, 7:57 AM 9/25/2002]
For those that are interested I can get Apex products. Email me if you are interested and I can see if any are available. Apex usually has back orders for most things...
sales@haiparts.com
[Modified by futuresi, 7:57 AM 9/25/2002]
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Re: Calling out any 92-95 Civic w/ Apex WS Exhaust system (futuresi)
I just got mine put on my hatch last week. It is VERY quiet. I noticed a difference on power just because I also had my JDM 4-1 and a high flow cat put on as well. I'd take pics of it, but I sold my digi cam a while back. From what I've heard, Apexi' is redesigning the N-1 for the EG because it doesn't go over the lower control arm. It is now suppose to go over it. I have the N-1 on my ITR and love the sound, but it does attract alot of attention.
To give you a idea how quiet it is. You have heard a Greddy SP and how deep and quiet it is? The WS is alot quieter.
To give you a idea how quiet it is. You have heard a Greddy SP and how deep and quiet it is? The WS is alot quieter.
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Re: Calling out any 92-95 Civic w/ Apex WS Exhaust system (COREY ITR#625)
95 Civic Si with WS and ITR rear sway/Beaks kit
No rubbing problems with the exhaust pipe and rear sway, there is plenty of room.
Quiet exhaust, good value for the money. Although I hear they are hard to find lately (backorders). I bought mine a while before this problem.
[Modified by SLPR, 5:25 AM 9/25/2002]
No rubbing problems with the exhaust pipe and rear sway, there is plenty of room.
Quiet exhaust, good value for the money. Although I hear they are hard to find lately (backorders). I bought mine a while before this problem.
[Modified by SLPR, 5:25 AM 9/25/2002]
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