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I have a honda civic SIR 1995, its my first ride as i am only 16 and Im just wondering if anybody can help me out. My body kit from the back side leaves a space on both the left side, and the right side for duel exhaust, Im just wondering if I c an get dual exhaust because I heard that I cant do anything to my car because it is and automtaic transmission. Also i have been told that my car is not an SIR its an SI because honda apperently did not make SIRs for 1995, my car is not a hatchback either. so it would be dpe if anybody can help me out with some of these questions, thanks pce.

 
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You can do it, there's just no point besides looks, which still doesn't look right on a civic. So its up to you whether you want to pay the extra money for 2 mufflers and the extra piping, but just a normal exhaust would be better and easier.

 
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Body kits (when I had it) for my old Accord had dual exhaust spots...I never did buy a body kit but if I would have, I was going to just buy another muffler and put it on there for looks....I know it would be ricey and pointless but I understand what you are thinking so...

IMO, just hang a muffler but don't run exhaust through it...

 
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..or sell it and buy a 7thgen. That will make it look WAY better.

 
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hmm hehe

 
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instead of making your car look like garbage and getting flamed by everyone just make it look clean like this car, some motivation

 
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Accords had/have a V6 option, in which two exhaust would make more sense- designing a whole new underbody for the non V6 version would be a waste of $$$, thats why when you got under there it had space for a second exhaust

 
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Mine was a V-6, single exhaust....

 
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dont do it, it wont look good and people will just make fun of you.

im closing this because it will just get flamed up.