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I was wondering if you just buy the rear section part off a coupe (the part with the muffler) will it fit onto a sedan regardless of brand?

 
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if its universal yes it will

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SORRY, i thought you were talkin about a aftermarket exhaust, anyways yes that should work also.

 
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anybody have more input on this...say i wanna buy just the rear section of a Skunk 2 Mega Cat Back Exhaust setup for a coupe..will it fit onto a sedan?

 
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It might not if you are going to try to bolt it up to your stock exaust. Is that what you want to do?

 
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Yeah...i thought it could be bolted on...i know the pipes are different between the coupes and sedans but in the rear i thought it was the same. I'm planning to just change the rear because of the vibration problems some members are having driving through rain puddles after they changed the b-pipe or with stock b-pipes set up from Honda. If i do change the whole thing, Honda will not give me a new b-pipe if i need one

 
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I looked up stock rear sections for coupes and sedans, and they have different part numbers, but I don't know the exact difference.

 
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what do you suggest then barkat? I've been looking in into the HKS rear section but from a recent post i saw that it doesn't have good ground clearence.

 
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I haven't done anything to my exhaust, based on prior poor experiences back in the olden days.

However, I would go with a Apezi World Sport rear section, If I were buying one. It has a flat muffler, but a nice tip, and it's quiet. I don't like loud.

For cheap, I did have a HP rear section and it looked to be well made. I ended up selling it to a local member.

Just from reading here, I haven't seen that many problems reported with HKS, but they seem to be hard to find and kinda high priced.

 
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The coupe and sedan are different. I think it is due to the rear bumper, on the sedan there is a cutout and the tailpipe goes straight out. On the sedan the bumper is flat across and the tailpipe bends down at the end. That is the only difference I know of.

 
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okay... currently.. i have the Magnaflow Catback exhuast. While ording my exhuast from John, MagnaFlowGuy, i confirmed it with him that the Civic Coupe and the Civic Sedan shared the same part number. I also asked him if it was possible if i ordered a JDM exhuast designed for a 4 door would fit into a Coupe.. and he said it is highly possible. but the other factor we have to consider was that the magnaflow exhuast uses U brackets, not Flanges, so there maybe a slight differance at the connection points. i havent researched much more about it since i am happily satisfied with my Magnaflow.. its nice and quiet.. deep too as well.. compared to the Greddy Evo. The Magnaflow exhuast sounds very similar to the GReddy SP edition line.