Does a DA exhaust fit on an EF sedan?
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Does a DA exhaust fit on an EF sedan?
Anyone know if a 90-93 Integra exhaust fits on a '91 4-door? I just picked up a 4-door as a daily driver and it's going to need an exhaust soon. Looks like the muffler sits much farther back than on a Civic or CRX, meaning the muffler to tip distance is a lot longer...
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Re: Does a DA exhaust fit on an EF sedan? (solorex)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by solorex »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Anyone know if a 90-93 Integra exhaust fits on a '91 4-door? I just picked up a 4-door as a daily driver and it's going to need an exhaust soon. Looks like the muffler sits much farther back than on a Civic or CRX, meaning the muffler to tip distance is a lot longer...</TD></TR></TABLE>
You'll have to lengthen one part and shorten another part to fit the DA's exhaust (I forget which parts they are, but its more trouble than its worth). The 88-91 hatchbacks exhaust will bolt up perfect, but all you need to do is lengthen the tail pipe (the one thats connected to the tip) since its like a foot too short.
In case you're wondering, CRX exhausts are not a direct bolton either.
You'll have to lengthen one part and shorten another part to fit the DA's exhaust (I forget which parts they are, but its more trouble than its worth). The 88-91 hatchbacks exhaust will bolt up perfect, but all you need to do is lengthen the tail pipe (the one thats connected to the tip) since its like a foot too short.
In case you're wondering, CRX exhausts are not a direct bolton either.
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Re: Does a DA exhaust fit on an EF sedan? (solorex)
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No problemo man. You should check out http://wwwefcivicsedan.kazorum....html
They have a lot of info dealing with just 88-91 4dr's
No problemo man. You should check out http://wwwefcivicsedan.kazorum....html
They have a lot of info dealing with just 88-91 4dr's
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how im also also curious. on a ef wagon what stock exhaust with dual tip would bolt on?
also is there any links to aftermarket ones that would bolt on with dual tips. prefer no loud uxhaust. just want a clean large dual tip to finish it off.
also is there any links to aftermarket ones that would bolt on with dual tips. prefer no loud uxhaust. just want a clean large dual tip to finish it off.
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Sorry I have no info on the wagons, but the best bet with Dual tip style mufflers is going custom. The only dualtip exhaust I know of for the EF chassis are the HKS Sport, and the Mugen exhaust, both of which are pretty damn expensive (The mugen one is also hard as hell to find). And those have pretty much stock looking tips.
You could do a custom setup, like an ES Oval muffler, then have a muffler shop weld on a dual tip of your choice. The ES Oval mufflers arent too loud, and a lot of people use them and lovem on here. Im actually getting one once I do the swap on my 4dr.
If you do a search for "dual exhaust tips" on Google im sure youll find something that looks nice.
You could do a custom setup, like an ES Oval muffler, then have a muffler shop weld on a dual tip of your choice. The ES Oval mufflers arent too loud, and a lot of people use them and lovem on here. Im actually getting one once I do the swap on my 4dr.
If you do a search for "dual exhaust tips" on Google im sure youll find something that looks nice.
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Re: Does a DA exhaust fit on an EF sedan? (ThE bEe GuY)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ThE bEe GuY »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">No problemo man. You should check out http://wwwefcivicsedan.kazorum....html
They have a lot of info dealing with just 88-91 4dr's </TD></TR></TABLE>
Thanks for the link!
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ThE bEe GuY »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Sorry I have no info on the wagons, but the best bet with Dual tip style mufflers is going custom. The only dualtip exhaust I know of for the EF chassis are the HKS Sport, and the Mugen exhaust, both of which are pretty damn expensive (The mugen one is also hard as hell to find). And those have pretty much stock looking tips.
You could do a custom setup, like an ES Oval muffler, then have a muffler shop weld on a dual tip of your choice. The ES Oval mufflers arent too loud, and a lot of people use them and lovem on here. Im actually getting one once I do the swap on my 4dr.
If you do a search for "dual exhaust tips" on Google im sure youll find something that looks nice.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Actually Scorpion out of the UK also makes a dual-tip for the Civic/CRX, the system is completely stainless (I have one on my CRX). It's very expensive though by the time you ship it over here. Worth every penny though....
I am probably going to go the custom route on my 4-door. Nothing too fancy since it is the daily beater.
They have a lot of info dealing with just 88-91 4dr's
</TD></TR></TABLE>Thanks for the link!
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ThE bEe GuY »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Sorry I have no info on the wagons, but the best bet with Dual tip style mufflers is going custom. The only dualtip exhaust I know of for the EF chassis are the HKS Sport, and the Mugen exhaust, both of which are pretty damn expensive (The mugen one is also hard as hell to find). And those have pretty much stock looking tips.
You could do a custom setup, like an ES Oval muffler, then have a muffler shop weld on a dual tip of your choice. The ES Oval mufflers arent too loud, and a lot of people use them and lovem on here. Im actually getting one once I do the swap on my 4dr.
If you do a search for "dual exhaust tips" on Google im sure youll find something that looks nice.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Actually Scorpion out of the UK also makes a dual-tip for the Civic/CRX, the system is completely stainless (I have one on my CRX). It's very expensive though by the time you ship it over here. Worth every penny though....
I am probably going to go the custom route on my 4-door. Nothing too fancy since it is the daily beater.
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