Making plans for my Civic
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Making plans for my Civic
Hey guys,
After my last post I have a pretty good idea what I want to do now. I just bought my cold air intake, my first mod, and next plan go buy an exhaust. Since I am still new, I was wondering what exhaust is a good buy. I am planning to buy in December so I have a budget of about $500 for the exhaust. Just tell me the names of the brands to avoid, and I will be very happy.
After my last post I have a pretty good idea what I want to do now. I just bought my cold air intake, my first mod, and next plan go buy an exhaust. Since I am still new, I was wondering what exhaust is a good buy. I am planning to buy in December so I have a budget of about $500 for the exhaust. Just tell me the names of the brands to avoid, and I will be very happy.
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Re: Making plans for my Civic (Speed_Ricer99)
They do make them for Honda's but for some reason not as popular as say Apexi, Greddy, or Thermal. Maybe it's because import car owners want something specific to their market and not made for both domestics and imports.
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Re: Making plans for my Civic (maxim_force)
I run the Greddy PE, and my neighbor runs the Thermal 3"
Both are good exhausts...the thermal edges it out though.
Both are good exhausts...the thermal edges it out though.
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Re: Making plans for my Civic (Supreme Machine)
Going along with what has been said so far, Thermal is good.
If you want a sleeper and want it to be fairly quiet, the Apexi World Sport is very good.
If you want a sleeper and want it to be fairly quiet, the Apexi World Sport is very good.
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Re: Making plans for my Civic (Supreme Machine)
just remove the exhaust and cat...and run nothing....thats what i do..works great lots of power. although its a little loud!
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Re: Making plans for my Civic (liam821)
just remove the exhaust and cat...and run nothing....thats what i do..works great lots of power. although its a little loud!
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Only do that if you have a turbo, otherwise you stand a good chance of getting your *** busted by the cops.
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Re: Making plans for my Civic (spyder)
just remove the exhaust and cat...and run nothing....thats what i do..works great lots of power. although its a little loud!
liam
Only do that if you have a turbo, otherwise you stand a good chance of getting your *** busted by the cops.
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Only do that if you have a turbo, otherwise you stand a good chance of getting your *** busted by the cops.
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Re: Making plans for my Civic (Supreme Machine)
Good brands:
Thermal
Greddy
A'PEXi
5Zigen
HKS
Tanabe
DC Sports
The list goes on. Stay away from Pacesetter.
Thermal and Greddy are quieter. Everything else is louder .
Thermal
Greddy
A'PEXi
5Zigen
HKS
Tanabe
DC Sports
The list goes on. Stay away from Pacesetter.
Thermal and Greddy are quieter. Everything else is louder .
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Re: Making plans for my Civic (Supreme Machine)
hey i have a thermal, best exhaust i have ever seen. but it is loud. that is the only downfall. there is a stelth kit for it now that will make it quiter not shure if it will cut the hp rating on it though.
i say go for the thermal, but if the cops around your area are not cool. then i would look at the tanabe hyper medalian. looks vey nice, good power and is quit.
i say go for the thermal, but if the cops around your area are not cool. then i would look at the tanabe hyper medalian. looks vey nice, good power and is quit.
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