EDIT: NEW QUESTION! How can you check to see whether it's an EVO2 or an EVO? My friend couldn't remember which one it was because he bought it awhile ago, and if I'm not mistaken only the EVO2 is stainless steel. I don't want the muffler rusting and falling off on the highway...

My friend is selling his 99 SI and took off his Greddy EVO2 catback. I have a 98 civic EX 4dr. Can I put his exhaust on my car? Would it need much, if any, modifications?


Modified by SilentEdge at 6:56 PM 2/27/2007

 

One last bump before bed. Anyone know this? Or hell, even a guess? Humor me, please.

 

i'm not too sure if they'll fit try checking the part numbers if there the same then they'll have to fit...

 

The exhaust should fit wiht minor mods if any. You might have to cut and extend or cut and shorten thats about it.

 

Ok thanks a lot. I checked and the parts number on the GReddy website is the same for the SI and the Ex, so I think I should be ok.

Is there any way I can check the exhaust to make sure it's actually an EVO2 and not an EVO? If I'm not mistaken, wasn't the EVO not made out of stainless steel, whereas the EVO2 is?

 

Like, bump man.

 

Direct swap.

I had a Skunk2 catback on my 00 SI and it bolted directly on a 97 4dr.

 

Ok sweet. Anything on the EVO2 vs. EVO identification?

 

Le bump.

 

This is a bump! That is all.

 

No one knows how to tell the difference between the GReddy EVO2 and the EVO? Please let me know...