View Poll Results: Back to stock exhaust?
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Back to stock exhaust? NO
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Back to stock exhaust? NO
Should I take off my thermal rear section and put my stock exhaust back on? It's a sedan and the stock one curves down. I'm just sick of people doing dangerous crap around my car because they see a fartcan. That's the only thing I have that's not OEM. So what do you think?
I finally brought my stock muffler back from home and installed it today. It was wet and raining, and it took an hour to get those bolts off. One was really tight and took lots of muscle to move. I'm happy now without any exhaust noise and some backpressure gain.
I'm thinking of just leaving it, of maybe getting a tip. It's the sedan exhaust, so the tip curves downward. Thanks guys.
I finally brought my stock muffler back from home and installed it today. It was wet and raining, and it took an hour to get those bolts off. One was really tight and took lots of muscle to move. I'm happy now without any exhaust noise and some backpressure gain.
I'm thinking of just leaving it, of maybe getting a tip. It's the sedan exhaust, so the tip curves downward. Thanks guys.
Last edited by gearbox; Oct 14, 2004 at 11:24 PM.
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It's back to stock. Couldn't stand the bass noise anymore and power loss. Once again going back to OEM gives better performance.
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Originally Posted by gearbox
Should I take off my thermal rear section and put my stock exhaust back on? It's a sedan and the stock one curves down. I'm just sick of people doing dangerous crap around my car because they see a fartcan. That's the only thing I have that's not OEM. So what do you think?
I finally brought my stock muffler back from home and installed it today. It was wet and raining, and it took an hour to get those bolts off. One was really tight and took lots of muscle to move. I'm happy now without any exhaust noise and some backpressure gain.
I'm thinking of just leaving it, of maybe getting a tip. It's the sedan exhaust, so the tip curves downward. Thanks guys.
I finally brought my stock muffler back from home and installed it today. It was wet and raining, and it took an hour to get those bolts off. One was really tight and took lots of muscle to move. I'm happy now without any exhaust noise and some backpressure gain.
I'm thinking of just leaving it, of maybe getting a tip. It's the sedan exhaust, so the tip curves downward. Thanks guys.
yo gear what the hell r u doing bro..................with this back to stock thang man..........lol..........ok only if ur trading the car for another one.THEN u should put everithing back to stock
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Lol. I just want a normal car. It still has good mods, just not obvious ones. I'm trying to keep a low profile.
Exhaust sound got annoying.
Exhaust sound got annoying. The thing I noticed is that a lot of people get horny when they see the 7thgen stock radiator... because it looks like an intercooler through the lower grill
Don't worry them. Any Civic will attract more attention than it's worth. Just deal with it or buy yourself a lesser profile car like a Kia or and Oldsmobile.
on the + side with your aftermarket exhaust off, you'll be less likely to catch a cop's attention. depends on the cops in your area
Don't worry them. Any Civic will attract more attention than it's worth. Just deal with it or buy yourself a lesser profile car like a Kia or and Oldsmobile.
on the + side with your aftermarket exhaust off, you'll be less likely to catch a cop's attention. depends on the cops in your area
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Is that a direct replacement? Cause it would look nicer than the sedan one that curves down. The funny thing is I still notice a rumble after the stock exhaust went back on. It's quiet, but not completely.
Put this on. Theyll be too bust laughing to tailgate you.
http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/at...chmentid=32074
http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/at...chmentid=32074



