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Old 09-10-2005, 05:37 PM
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I gotta couple questions here. i am swaping a b16 into my 93 DX hatch and i am looking for an exhaust system that looks stock but performs well? any ideas? also i am thinking about buying a motor from Hmotorsonline or should i look somewhere else?
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keep your stock muffler and hollow it out. run apexi n1 piping to the muffler and make sure and have a 2.5" outlet.
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would an 2000 Civic SI muffler work?
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what b16?
b16a1 or b16a2?

if youre running a 2000 si motor(b16a2) then you could keep that muffler...
i wish i had a pic...
i had the stock muffler on(hollowed out) with n1 piping... we just cut a bigger inlet and outlet hole in the muffler and put some new pipe on there and flanged it to fit...
its not a bad setup, it is kinda loud though.
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It's a b16a2... also do you think that exhaust system would pass emmisions? i have a hollowed oout catalytic convertor too\.
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not going to pass with a hollowed out cat...
the muffler doesnt change the emissions of your car, just the decibals of your exhaust.

you should look into a high flow cat...


really, if you plan to build this car at all, you should buy a header, high flow cat and just run piping into your old muffler...

all that shouldnt really cost you much over $500 and youll get decent performance out of opening everything up.
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