Looking for help from an FG2 owner in NorCal
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Looking for help from an FG2 owner in NorCal
Sup to you FG2 owners in norcal...
What I need your help with is simple... I'd like to see if the FG2 axel back exhaust (OEM) will fit on my FG1 piping
• I'll do all the work
• takes approx 30mins
• purpose of seeing if axel backs marketed to FG2 only will fit on FG1
Why: because I want to buy the Tanabe axel back... but don't want to spend money on something that doesn't fit
• I'll take the person out for coffee or something later, smoke you a blunt, whatever
What I need your help with is simple... I'd like to see if the FG2 axel back exhaust (OEM) will fit on my FG1 piping
• I'll do all the work
• takes approx 30mins
• purpose of seeing if axel backs marketed to FG2 only will fit on FG1
Why: because I want to buy the Tanabe axel back... but don't want to spend money on something that doesn't fit
• I'll take the person out for coffee or something later, smoke you a blunt, whatever
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Why dont you just call or e-mail the company that sells the exhaust and ask them. They should know what they are talking about, and if they don't, then would you really want to buy something from them?
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Re: (Demonis)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Demonis »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Why dont you just call or e-mail the company that sells the exhaust and ask them. They should know what they are talking about, and if they don't, then would you really want to buy something from them?</TD></TR></TABLE>
I asked Tein if their Si springs would fit a non-si... response = no (although Eibach rep here on HT was kind enough to say that their Si springs would fit non-si as well)
yet it does....
f<U></U> uck ask ANY company for a solid answer
I asked Tein if their Si springs would fit a non-si... response = no (although Eibach rep here on HT was kind enough to say that their Si springs would fit non-si as well)
yet it does....
f<U></U> uck ask ANY company for a solid answer
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Re: (SeanJohn1802)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by SeanJohn1802 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
yet it does....
f<U></U> uck ask ANY company for a solid answer </TD></TR></TABLE>
True dat but why don't you ask Honda parts dept. since they have the HFP axle back exhaust.
Nevermind, most of those people definetly don't know what's up, lol!
yet it does....
f<U></U> uck ask ANY company for a solid answer
</TD></TR></TABLE>True dat but why don't you ask Honda parts dept. since they have the HFP axle back exhaust.
Nevermind, most of those people definetly don't know what's up, lol!
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Re: (ryanmc)
they are in the VIN numbers, they designate the car
example
2000 Honda Civic EX = EJ8
2000 Honda Civic Si = EM1
2004 RSX (Type-S) = DC5
2006 Honda Civic DX/LX/EX = FG1
2006 Honda CIvic Si = FG2
hope that helps
any norcal folks out there??
example
2000 Honda Civic EX = EJ8
2000 Honda Civic Si = EM1
2004 RSX (Type-S) = DC5
2006 Honda Civic DX/LX/EX = FG1
2006 Honda CIvic Si = FG2
hope that helps
any norcal folks out there??
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