1995 wagon... might be a 93
my buddy has one and wants a kit for it. Is it the same as the 4dr?

post and email me @ bdavis@cablevision.com

 

The 4dr should work out...I don't see how the undercarriage should be any different.

there are slight differences between a 90-93 and a 94-95 just FYI

 

I've got an exhaust piping kit for sale in my sig which might work for you. For the wagaon, you might have to get another piece of straight pipe to extend the length difference between the sedan and the wagon, but the bends should match up

 

its a direct fit on the piping, but NOT the muffler. to make a sedan or coupe muffler fit the wagon you either need to cut the tip off and put an S shaped extension on, or cut a new spot in the rear bumper to make it fit.

 

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This is true. Take a look at what I did. I ended up putting an RSX Type S muffler on (I wanted a stock Honda muffler with 2.25" inlet). I had the shop cut out a hole for the muffler to stick out. I unfortunately now do not like how it looks especially with the original hole to the right of the muffler tip. Thankfully, some retard hit me in the rear and owes me a new rear bumper. (On a side note is $700 too much for a new bumper (dealer only) and bumper reinforcement painted?)

Anyway, the exhaust will be redone just before I get the new bumper. 14" long body Magnaflow muffler and maybe a shortie resonator. I might go with the longer bodied muffler..IIRC it's 18" long.


Added: Also try checking out http://www.tasauto.com. They have wagon specific exhausts with sound clips.

 

700 bucks it's a little higher than i usually see