jasmin92993

I own a 1992 honda civic cx hatchback. I plan on doing a straight pipe and i wanted to find a muffler thats good. I want the tip/outlet to be 2-3 inches. No more than 3 inches. Any suggestions?

KidKRYLON

Mugen or Mugen rep Twin loop.

JuggerNaut-CTR

What motor is in the car? The same muffler will sound different between different engines.

Is there a particular reason you are going straight pipe? Is that for cost because you dont want to buy and add a resonator?

If it needs to be straight piped you will want a muffler that has a good amount of area that has packing, unless you are strickly going for the typical slow, loud, abnoxious honda sound.

jasmin92993

b16 is in it. Its not because of the cost, I can buy a resonator, no big deal... I thought straight pipe because that's what most of my friends do. I do not like the loud obnoxious sound that's what i want a 3" tip max.

ej1995

Get an S2000 muffler, and you should definitely use a resonator.

purgat0ry

iTrader: (3)

You'll want to build a proper exhaust then.
Straight pipes on tiny displacement engines sound ... well... loud and obnoxious.

B_Swapped93

just leave the straight pipe y0 hell gainz brah even run dat **** on my track car.




yes I do run my 3'' k-teller without a muffler/res but it's for aero purposes as the muffler was hitting the rear diffuser. resonators are like 30$ and a muffler 50$ cmon a 3'' straight pipe on a stock b16 .