Pics of apexi wsII exhaust on sedan?
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Pics of apexi wsII exhaust on sedan?
Does anyone have it on their sedan? It says coupe only so just wondering how much it will stick out.
member here karumba has it on his sedan:
http://www.7thgencivic.com/memberrid...43602/cat/3857
btw i have this exhaust and i love it. highly recommended
http://www.7thgencivic.com/memberrid...43602/cat/3857
btw i have this exhaust and i love it. highly recommended
^^ well i believe they sell universal ws mufflers now. before they were a complete catback system, so maybe with custom piping you can get it to look the way you want. hope this helps 
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Rep Power: 811 I'll prolly get it. I have a lip too so that would stick out some. But i looked at my exhaust cutout and its all burned from the stupid stock exhaust.
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Just kidding but yeah I have the set-up.. I'll just say its still a slight work in progress with it still. Say this as there is a slight issue with the midpipe rattling on the shield - just can't seem to be able to fix it 100%. I'm assuming if I take it to a muffler shop to have the hangers bent more it'll fit just haven't really had the time. Besides the noise comes and goes.. more often when it is colder/wet out.
I'd warn you about trying to run it with a lip kit - its already close to my rear bumper and I don't have a lip. Again, I can imagine it can be dropped by reworking the tailpipe's hangers but
Sound is good for me .. but remember it is made for an EX set-up in any event, so if you don't convert your front piping you'll more than likely need a custom extension made.
Just kidding but yeah I have the set-up.. I'll just say its still a slight work in progress with it still. Say this as there is a slight issue with the midpipe rattling on the shield - just can't seem to be able to fix it 100%. I'm assuming if I take it to a muffler shop to have the hangers bent more it'll fit just haven't really had the time. Besides the noise comes and goes.. more often when it is colder/wet out.
I'd warn you about trying to run it with a lip kit - its already close to my rear bumper and I don't have a lip. Again, I can imagine it can be dropped by reworking the tailpipe's hangers but
Sound is good for me .. but remember it is made for an EX set-up in any event, so if you don't convert your front piping you'll more than likely need a custom extension made.
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Rep Power: 811 I have an ex with oem rear lip. The lip is basically level with the normal bumper, so top clearance should be fine. The lip does stick outwards a bit so that will cover more exhaust tip which is good. I'm really thinking about getting it and just wrapping thermotec on areas where it is a tight fit.
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Rep Power: 0 haha, just is what i'm thinking.. i want to get wsII or evo2 as well.. since i don't have a rear lip, it might be not so good to get it then since it'll stick out quite much.. hm...
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Rep Power: 811 You can't and you can't even buy the catback. Its on national backorder so I ended up getting the RSR exhaust instead.
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Rep Power: 360 lol ill just end up with an RSX-S exhaust on mine next spring probably. Ive got an LX auto so forget paying all that money for something useless!
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