one of my friend found a good deal on a tanabe racing med...off a EK...and we wanted to know will it fit a EH2.....we need to know for sure if it bolts right up without moding it onto his car...no "guessing" need to know for sure guys....

 

 

the ex coupes from 92-95 and 96-00 can use the same exhaust... dont know about hatches

 

exactly thats the prob in hand...at first u would think it dont..but i remember some said the one off a EH fits a EK... bump again

 

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my cuhz bought a skunk2 exhaust which was for the EK hatch and he it put it on his EG. the exhaust was a little short from the header.

 

guess no one knows man bump bump

 

bummy

 

 

keeping this up ...maybe someone knows

 

BU-YA-KAAAAAAAA

 

just try it and see if it does .. then you can tell the world lol.. pioneer!!!

 

 

ay0000000000000000 ...

 

hahahahahhaa can't believe no one knows.


[Modified by blkgti, 10:33 PM 6/28/2002]

 

sorry guys i know yall hating me for keepin this up....Im RELENTLESS ...grr

 

Which model ek (and what motor) and which model eh? And what motors are in each car?

For exhausts...the part numbers for exhausts usually differ between hatchback and coupe...but the part numbers for the Apexi World Sport exhaust for the 92-95 EX and the 96-00 EX, and the 92-95 Si are the same...so it differs from car to car.

For the most part...you can assume it won't bolt up without ANY modification, but it'll probably be realy close. But, you should be able to get it done at a muffler shop for a reasonable price.

Hope that's of some help,

-Eddie


[Modified by EF'n Fast, 4:08 AM 6/29/2002]


[Modified by EF'n Fast, 4:17 AM 6/29/2002]

 

EK with a b18c1 and a EH2 with a b18c1 ... ...i remember someone on this board saying that it he used EH2 catback and it bolted up to a EK......or something in that matter, i might have read it wrong ..

 

did

 

If you have a motor swap...you can assume that no exhaust will bolt up.

But any exhaust made for the chassis will fit with slight modification, probably by lengthening or shortening the b-pipe...depending on your header, cat, or lack thereof...

-Eddie

 

thanks ...

 

yea man first you gotta make sure that a catback for the eh would actually fit a hybrid b18c eh... if it fits then you can probably apply the same thing to the ek exhaust... do you know if the exhaust fits ur hybrid in the first place?

 

i would think that it would be a little too short for the car. so what i would do is borrow it for a few hours and take your exhaust off and just hang the RM in place. look at it and see how it fits. you can then have a muffler shop add an extension to the cat; or you can have a test pipe made and forgo the cat all together. i figure worst case you may have to have some of the hangers bent or extended. sorry but this is a "try it and see" kind of thing.


[Modified by snail, 2:24 AM 6/30/2002]

 

thanks again ......i was hoping maybe someone tried it before......yeah basically thats whats gotta be done...just gotta try it...

 

If the exhaust off of a 96+ Civic fits a 92-95 Coupe, It will not fit a 92-95 H/B. The difference in the rear section of the exhaust. I tried to fit the 92-95 Coupe exhuast on my 92-95 H/B and the rear section didn't fit right. The exhaust was Thermal RD, but even the Tanabe RM muffler is longer on the coupe than a hatch, cause my H/B has RM on it. I've compared the two before when I found a deal when looking for exhaust.