how much work is involved in making it fit?

 

cutting the flange off+ a few inches of the civic exhaust and weld up a custom test pipenot a big deal prolly like 50 bucks at a muffler shop

 

if it's a 4dr integra it should bolt up with few problems.

 

so the only part that is different is that the 2 door integra exhaust is shorter at the b-pipe?

About how many inches will I need to add to the b-pipe?

will all the bends toward the rear of the car match up?

 

wrong. on the integras (*4 dr at least), the piping over the lca BEFORE the muffler is longer than on a civic. on civics, they use the same size muffler, but just extend the tip section of piping out further so it will exit the rear bumper cover properly (asthetic). anyways, if it was a civic muffler for a coupe it will fit, if you bend the hangers back 180* toward the front of the car... BUT i believe the integra muffler is actually longer than a civic muffler. add that in with the length of pipng into the muffler, and it is very hard pressed to fit, at least on an EK.

*also a 4dr teg b-pipe is too long for a civic, i held it up one time, to my wife's eg coupe, and my EK.

contradiction: i have seen an ITR muffler on an EG hatch, so it can be done, but it may be more trouble than it's worth just for another stock muffler. (IMO)


[Modified by B16b2b, 4:57 PM 3/24/2003]

 

anyone else? Im getting mixed opinions here...