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08-29-2001, 02:33 PM

seriously, save your money for something else. There is two ways to do a "dual exaust" on civic. 1. You could have a Y pipe after the cat to split it into the two different mufflers. This is a waste of time as it will rob alot of your low-end touqe due to loosing backpressure, and the gains on the high end won't be anymore than a quality cat back such as a greddy or thermal.
2nd way is to basicaly have a dummy muffler on one side and all the exaust is still routed through one muffler. This is only for show and is a waste of time IMO. Its your money man, but depending on what your going for with your civic it probably is'nt worth it, expecialy if you are really going for performance and not looks. More is not always better, save it for a Greddy EVO or P.E

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08-29-2001, 02:33 PM	#2
GloblCtzn Posts: n/a	seriously, save your money for something else. There is two ways to do a "dual exaust" on civic. 1. You could have a Y pipe after the cat to split it into the two different mufflers. This is a waste of time as it will rob alot of your low-end touqe due to loosing backpressure, and the gains on the high end won't be anymore than a quality cat back such as a greddy or thermal. 2nd way is to basicaly have a dummy muffler on one side and all the exaust is still routed through one muffler. This is only for show and is a waste of time IMO. Its your money man, but depending on what your going for with your civic it probably is'nt worth it, expecialy if you are really going for performance and not looks. More is not always better, save it for a Greddy EVO or P.E Peace