Aaron Cayabyab

I have a JDM B16a Swap into my 98 civic LX Sedan, and as you all know B series and D Series piping are different (Size) and wont bolt on to B series headers, My question is what Integra Exhaust will fit into my Sedan? DC2? Or would i just need a whole new Exhaust?Beucause im trying to stay in the OEM specs, nothing to crazy!

Or can i just use a 99-00 SI Exhaust OEM?!

Kohen

http://www.ozhonda.com/forum/showthr...t-ek-sedan-fit
http://www.ozhonda.com/forum/showthr...ts-ek-sedan-99

Red_Army

idk who told you B and D series exhaust piping is different but i swapped my d15b7 out for a jdm b16a without modifying my exhaust at all.

doctorake

I am running my stock exhaust on my hatch with a B16A. Only problem was I had to weld a cat into the piping.

JuggerNaut-CTR

Too hard to drive down to an exhaust shop and have them hook it up?

B20DelSol

There is a difference, but it has to do with the flange on the exhaust. The LX has a small 2 bolt flange because the Cat is part of the exhaust manifold. There is a small difference in length too I think. Everything should fit together though.

If want to do a new exhaust to make everything fit together a little better, you can chose you muffler and resonator and take it to a shop to get the system put together.

Precision Muffler at minnis circle in Milpitas does good work, but 13th Street Radiator on Oakland St. and Muffler in SJ and Muffler Express on commerical do decent work for a good price. A good resonator (20" or so) with a magnaflow muffler is pretty quiet with a little tone. Don't forget a Cat!

98.4DR.EK.D16

x3 with the muffler shop