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    Civic exhaust fitment

    I have a 2006 civic stock exhaust with a chromed tip. I was wondering if it would be a mess to try and put this on my ride. The muffler is 2" and I have a stock piping. What would a need to install it.

    I really like the exhaust and it's stock so it doesn't make noise and that's what I want, but still I dont want to keep that cheap muffler I already have.

    If however it looks to be a lot of trouble, d'you think I could get a faire amount of money for the civic muffler
    You know kid...some day this war is gonna end (sob)... C.O Kilroy (Apocalypse Now)
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    just have a shop weld the canister onto your stock piping. as far as a price, ask them how much they would charge you.

    dont bother trying to use the civic piping, as its almost definately shaped entirely wrong.


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      I think that's what I have
      You know kid...some day this war is gonna end (sob)... C.O Kilroy (Apocalypse Now)

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        #4
        bad link forget it.

        I thought it was a different muffler but it seems to be only a stainless tip, my mistake, but still it looks great !
        You know kid...some day this war is gonna end (sob)... C.O Kilroy (Apocalypse Now)

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          #5
          ahhh you better off buying a mangaflow or aspec muffler.
          miss my turbo cb7
          moved onto volvos. dont know how that happened, just did

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            #6
            Originally posted by quickangel93
            ahhh you better off buying a mangaflow or aspec muffler.
            Yeah maybe, but that would be like having the same thing as everybody as and I don't the kind of money it takes to switch the muffler for now, I wanted to try the civic muffler because I thought it was a performance muffler from honda but after an inspection I SHOULD have done before posting I found out that it is only a stainless tip bolted on some bracket installed on a stock muffler.

            So for now i'm stuck cause the tip doesn't fit on the muffler I already have and I don't want to spend money on something I might be removing in a couple of months ('cause I wanna change the whole exhaust) maybe i'll try to find something cheaper for now.

            d'you think I could cut the last pipe on the exhaust, make a bigger hole so I can fit the 2 inch pipe with the bracket and the chrome tip and wield it in place... that's seems more simple yet not more efficient but at least less ugly ??
            You know kid...some day this war is gonna end (sob)... C.O Kilroy (Apocalypse Now)

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              #7
              If you just want the chrome tip why dont you just buy a chrome tip? Otherwise I would just save your money and not go through all that hassle. Going to a muffler shop they can convert your stock piping to whatever diameter the muffler is.

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                #8
                If the exaust has a nice ss tip on it, I would cut that off and cut off the muffler on ur accord. Then have someone weld on the tip and some hangers. As for the two inch pipping, I don't think thats much bigger than the pipe on the cb right now.

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                  #9
                  If you are strapped for cash, don't mod your car.

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