Someone here said that if you had ITR header, ITR cat, ITR b-pipe and ITR exhaust it would bolt right up to a GSR sedan but the only thing is you'd have to move the exhuast tip a little back to compensate for the longer body. Well, looking at my ITR exhaust shows that the tip doesn't move. So does that mean I need to extend the pipe? If so, how many inches do I extend it?

 

someone has to have it

 

you need to extend the b pipe part that connects to the catalytic converter i think

 

do you know how long I need to extend the b-pipe?

 

about 2 inches... thats how much i had to extend on my 4dr ls...

 

and did you have the whole ITR system or just the b-pipe and muffler?

 

b-pipe n muffler

 

What about if you use a stock GSR heder, the longer ITR Cat, then the ITR cat back. Should I even bother w/ the ITR length cat? Dose anyone have pics of the complete set up on thier 4dr?

 

i have it on my car...i just slapped it on without extending it...so when you are behind my car, it looks like i have no muffler....oh wells....but if you want to see some pictures of someone installin' it on a sedan...go to http://www.team-integra.net and look for it....theres pictures and instructions

 

dude - a search would have resulted in not only a post by me, but an "impressions" post (which is rare around here, besides all of the damn questions) <--- sorry, didn't mean to rant on you.

ok - i have no clue with the whole itr setup, but i doubt it. You may just have to not extend the B-pipe AND the tip AS MUCH. I have DC 4-2-1/stock cat/I added about 6 inches to the b-pipe in-front of the cat, then extended the tip to look flush with the muffler (otherwise you'll burn your bumper off) another couple of inches. Its simple. As for impressions, you'll have to search for my post.

Regards,

ps - if anyone reads this and would like me to sell my axle-back itr muffler with the tip already extended to fit the 4dr, let me know, its for sale in about a week.

 

So I saw some great pics on Team Integra, thanks for the link. So regardless of adding a few inches to the cat, it looks like you still need to extend the tip to be flush w/ a 4dr rear bumper...correct?

 

where exactly are those pics? anyways you actually don't add a few inches to the cat... you add a few inches to the b-pipe and then extend the muffler tip....... I just hopped outside in the rain and took a few pics to help you guys visualize...

Here's how my muffler looks like in relation to the rear bumper.
http://home.attbi.com/~keys115/ISR/muffler.jpg
http://home.attbi.com/~keys115/ISR/muffler1.jpg
http://home.attbi.com/~keys115/ISR/muffler2.jpg

Here's more from the back.
http://home.attbi.com/~keys115/ISR/rear.jpg
http://home.attbi.com/~keys115/ISR/rear1.jpg
http://home.attbi.com/~keys115/ISR/rear2.jpg

And here's how much I had to extend the ITR b-pipe to make it fit a 4 door integra.
http://home.attbi.com/~keys115/ISR/bpipe.jpg
http://home.attbi.com/~keys115/ISR/bpipe1.jpg
http://home.attbi.com/~keys115/ISR/bpipe2.jpg

Hope this helps...

 

Check out this thread from team-integra.net

This guy at SMS makes a flange that eliminates the bottleneck of an ITR cat back, it looks quite slick, and makes extending the b-pipe a sinch.

http://www.team-integra.net/discuss/...?TOPIC_ID=4341

also check out this thread...

http://www.team-integra.net/discuss/...?TOPIC_ID=3586