thermal with OEM rear lip?
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thermal with OEM rear lip?
anyone have this set up Thermal R&D exhaust, with OEM Rear Lip?
I'm looking for a rear lip that can fit perfect to my Thermal exhaust (no space betewen tip and bumper), like IS300.......cuz I dont like u can see the whole exhaust system.....kinda ugly.
If i get OEM rear lip, does that fit perfect to bumper??? also anyone got pic of OEM rear lip......
here's rear pic
I'm looking for a rear lip that can fit perfect to my Thermal exhaust (no space betewen tip and bumper), like IS300.......cuz I dont like u can see the whole exhaust system.....kinda ugly.
If i get OEM rear lip, does that fit perfect to bumper??? also anyone got pic of OEM rear lip......
here's rear pic
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Rep Power: 0 You can look at my ride. There's a pic of my rear. Doesn't show it too good, but it's something. Yes the lip fits perfectly to the bumber. The groove for the exhaust tip on the OEM rear lip just overlays the groove on rear bumper (there is no space between the bumper and the rear lip).
Sorry, I don't have a close up on the rear lip. I can take a pic tonight, when I get home from work, if you want.
Sorry, I don't have a close up on the rear lip. I can take a pic tonight, when I get home from work, if you want.
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Rep Power: 0 do you mean the tip up against the bumper? so no muffler is showing just the tip? cause that may melt the bumper. plus the oem bumper wont do that, it is almost the same as the bumper thats on there now, it is just a flush cover basically. get shorter rubber hangers from pepboys or something so your exhaust doesnt hang so low.
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can you post some close up pic on the rear pic, u got thermal exhaust too?
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I'm doubted if i just get shorter rubber hangers, it still the same, cuz its hard to move the muffler around, i guess the way it set up.
can you post some close up pic on the rear pic, u got thermal exhaust too?
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I'm doubted if i just get shorter rubber hangers, it still the same, cuz its hard to move the muffler around, i guess the way it set up.
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Rep Power: 0 Hey MIT you can try using Zip-Ties to raise your exhaust. What I did was I raised the exhaust by using a jack (put a flat board of wood between the jack and the exhaust) and the next thing i did was use some Zip-Ties on the exhaust hangers to keep it in that position, I still have the stock exhaust rubber hangers left there just incase the zip ties did not hold up. Hope that helps...
Here is a picture of what i did, but this is to an accord not a civic.
Here is a picture of what i did, but this is to an accord not a civic.
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Rep Power: 0 MIT - No, I don't have Thermal exhaust, it's stock. Sorry. But here are the pics. Hope they help. It only shows how the OEM rear kit fits on the rear bumper (the groove part for the exhaust).
Last edited by Azure; 04-29-2003 at 11:16 PM.
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