Simple question

Is there a difference in length between the 3dr and 4dr exhaust on 1990-93 Integtas?

Yes or No?


Modified by ntensehonda at 8:16 PM 6/14/2006


Modified by ntensehonda at 8:17 PM 6/14/2006


Modified by ntensehonda at 6:22 PM 6/15/2006

 

Since when do cars come stock with test pipes?

 

Okay, between the exhaust manifold and cat, there is a section that is removable, and it looks like a test pipe...that's what I'm referring to. So, if it were longer, would that help, or is there even a length issue with exhaust on the sedan vs. the hatch?

 

Anyone?

 

bumpo

 

Still interested in getting some sort of answer on this.

 

HELLO?!?!?!

Is there nobody on H-T that knows the answer to this simple question???

 

i would assume so? but, for a correct answer..... bumpolicious

 

so your talking about the mid pipe where the 02 sensor is that look like a tiny test pipe? why do that when you can just go to a muffler shop and have the exhaust length mad a lil bit longer? dont mess with that pipe.

 

OR, instead of screwing up an exhaust that I will pay over $500 for, I could just have my roommate extend the little guy for free, and keep the $500+ exhaust in perfect shape should I decide to sell it. That sounds like a better plan to me...but I still haven't gotten an answer about exhaust system lengths like I originally wanted to know.

 

the 4 door have a differently sized b-pipe
ls's and gsr's have a different sized cat.

 

nvm thought we were talking about 94+ integras. i have no clue about da exhausts

 

u need to extend the midpipe 2-4 inches. i dont know the exact measurement but i know its def 2-4 inches.....just lay it out under ur car and see...i dont get wats so hard.

 

o wooooops mine was for dc's i dunno about da's sorry

 

I didn't really think it was that hard to read the original post....

 

just cut the pipe downstram from the o2 sensor, and extend it out. if it doesnt work, try somethign else. it should work.

 

you can get a longer cat converter

 

changed the original post to something a little simpler