Exhaust Issue - Sorta
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Exhaust Issue - Sorta
I've got a D16Y7. Car is bone stock. 96 del sol S
Someone made a really *nice* offer for my stock exhaust system (as far as what all he wants - I'm not sure yet, but if I don't take his offer, me = idiot)
So I've got till this weekend, to find a nice replacement exhaust system.
Anyone have any recomendations?
Loud = Bad, I absolutley cannot have an annoying loud exhaust, as I have stuck up douche bags for neighbors that like to bitch alot.
Any help / opinions is VERY appreciated
Modified by Sol.Taker at 8:21 PM 8/29/2007
Someone made a really *nice* offer for my stock exhaust system (as far as what all he wants - I'm not sure yet, but if I don't take his offer, me = idiot)
So I've got till this weekend, to find a nice replacement exhaust system.
Anyone have any recomendations?
Loud = Bad, I absolutley cannot have an annoying loud exhaust, as I have stuck up douche bags for neighbors that like to bitch alot.
Any help / opinions is VERY appreciated
Modified by Sol.Taker at 8:21 PM 8/29/2007
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Its tricky, cause with Y7's, your cat is on your header, whereas most other civics have them after the header, grouping the header to B-pipe.
I ran into this problem with mine.
In order to make it work correctly , you would need to invest in d16y8 headers (or any 92-00 D series aftermarket ones) and a 96-00 D16y8 Cat (or any high flow replacment.) This is because as far as i know, no company offers a Cat-Back exhaust for the Dx/LX/ civics 96-00 with the D16y7 motor, only the EX's with the D16Y8. That is as far as i know, maybe some company does, but i have yet to come across one.
Thats the simplest way (without cut/weld modifications) to make an exhaust fit for the D16y7.
Your other option would have to be to have the new Exhaust extended at a muffler shop in order for it to meet the Y7 header flange.
AS for loudness, Keeping both a stock CAT, and having a resonator will keep the noise level down. If you really feel the need, installing a second resonator would quiet it further, making a nice deep tone, eliminating virtually all the raspyness, but usually 1 is fine.
If your looking for quiet, Exhaust canisters, ones such as the E.S tuning oval or Vibrant oval do the job, also full systems such as the RSR exmag, Apexi worldsport(2) , and tanabe medallion have reputations for not being too over powering.
I ran into this problem with mine.
In order to make it work correctly , you would need to invest in d16y8 headers (or any 92-00 D series aftermarket ones) and a 96-00 D16y8 Cat (or any high flow replacment.) This is because as far as i know, no company offers a Cat-Back exhaust for the Dx/LX/ civics 96-00 with the D16y7 motor, only the EX's with the D16Y8. That is as far as i know, maybe some company does, but i have yet to come across one.
Thats the simplest way (without cut/weld modifications) to make an exhaust fit for the D16y7.
Your other option would have to be to have the new Exhaust extended at a muffler shop in order for it to meet the Y7 header flange.
AS for loudness, Keeping both a stock CAT, and having a resonator will keep the noise level down. If you really feel the need, installing a second resonator would quiet it further, making a nice deep tone, eliminating virtually all the raspyness, but usually 1 is fine.
If your looking for quiet, Exhaust canisters, ones such as the E.S tuning oval or Vibrant oval do the job, also full systems such as the RSR exmag, Apexi worldsport(2) , and tanabe medallion have reputations for not being too over powering.
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Re: (97Ej6mike)
Ouch! More work then I thought ><
Figured I'd be able to pickup a nice aftermarket kit and just slap it on.
I'll have to see what all the guy wants off my exhaust and reply here to see what options I have
Figured I'd be able to pickup a nice aftermarket kit and just slap it on.
I'll have to see what all the guy wants off my exhaust and reply here to see what options I have
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Re: (Sol.Taker)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Sol.Taker »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Ouch! More work then I thought ><
Figured I'd be able to pickup a nice aftermarket kit and just slap it on.
I'll have to see what all the guy wants off my exhaust and reply here to see what options I have </TD></TR></TABLE>
Yea, but if you can goto a junkyard and find a stock 96-00 civic EX header and Cat, youd basiclly be set, all you would need is a civic EX catback exhaust. Thats the simplest option.
Figured I'd be able to pickup a nice aftermarket kit and just slap it on.
I'll have to see what all the guy wants off my exhaust and reply here to see what options I have </TD></TR></TABLE>
Yea, but if you can goto a junkyard and find a stock 96-00 civic EX header and Cat, youd basiclly be set, all you would need is a civic EX catback exhaust. Thats the simplest option.
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Here are some sound clips that someone else posted a while back might give you a better idea on what you want
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Re: (Sol.Taker)
buy yourself a header, and an apexi WS-2 and go to a local exhaust shop to have the rest made. WS-2 on my buddies del sol VTEC without a cat is still really quiet and what you can hear is really nice.
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Re: (Sol.Taker)
either sell the muffler and put the cash toward the whole system, or leave it alone. It would be totally pointless to just strap on a fartcan.
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Re: (oneludesol)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by oneludesol »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">either sell the muffler and put the cash toward the whole system, or leave it alone. It would be totally pointless to just strap on a fartcan.</TD></TR></TABLE>
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