Where to buy axleback exhaust
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Where to buy axleback exhaust Hey all. Been looking all over the net for axelback exhausts but all I find are catback. Is there some online stores where I can find axelback exhausts for an 05 ex se 4dr. I am looking at a few options, flowmaster, magnaflow, greddy. problem is, I can't figure out where to purchase them or get pricing.
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^ there are a number of vendors here on 7thgencivic, that can help you out.
if you are in canada, i think u'll prefer to buy local, because since most of the online vendors on the forums are from the states, hence shipping / handling / duty is a pain in the ***, imo
if you are in canada, i think u'll prefer to buy local, because since most of the online vendors on the forums are from the states, hence shipping / handling / duty is a pain in the ***, imo
If you are looking for an axelback then I can assume you just want something for looks and/or sound.
I suggest you buy whatever muffler you want and take it to a shop for custom piping.
It would probably cost you less than a premade axelback + you have more options.
I suggest you buy whatever muffler you want and take it to a shop for custom piping.
It would probably cost you less than a premade axelback + you have more options.
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Thanks for all of the replies and suggestions. I didn't realize how hard it was to find parts but part of my problem was that I was searching for axleback and when i started searching for rear section I found a lot more. Smack me for not looking at our advertisers and vendors. Will do that now.
However, I think I have decided to go with a catback exhaust. A lot of late night reading on DIY and it looks like something I can pull-off. I have very little experience working on cars and this is the beginning of what I hope becomes an enjoyable "hobby".
Anyhow, gotta order some tools and an exhaust!
However, I think I have decided to go with a catback exhaust. A lot of late night reading on DIY and it looks like something I can pull-off. I have very little experience working on cars and this is the beginning of what I hope becomes an enjoyable "hobby".
Anyhow, gotta order some tools and an exhaust!
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catback was my first when I knew nothing, its simple dont worry.
things that help: WD40 and/or PB blast, and also some type of tube to slip over the rachet handle to make it longer (it will give you less resistance)
things that help: WD40 and/or PB blast, and also some type of tube to slip over the rachet handle to make it longer (it will give you less resistance)
what?! it's true! many ppl get their axlebacks from there 
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