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    get 2.5in exhaust dont waste your time with a 2.25in
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr. KiDD
    get 2.5in exhaust dont waste your time with a 2.25in
    Okay, but will I even notice a power gain? Don't want to waste money or make a lot of noise if I'm still gonna be lagging up this one hill in my neighborhood.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TypeRPersonality
    Okay, but will I even notice a power gain? Don't want to waste money or make a lot of noise if I'm still gonna be lagging up this one hill in my neighborhood.
    You will notice a slight power gain, but not a ton. I'd say a 5 whp gain at most, if even that much. If you don't really want your car to be louder and are not after the sound of a nice exhaust then i wouldn't do it. If you're planing on doing other upgrades (turbo, etc...) later and are gonna want to make more power, then yes, its kind of a must.

    If you want an exhaust that sounds good (a nice deep tone, not like a freaking bumble bee) and is not overly loud, look into a Greddy Evo exhaust (2.5 in). Thats what i have on my civic with a d16y8 in it. One of the best sounding exhausts i've heard on a civic and a lot quieter than most aftermarket exhausts. Kinda pricey though, a custom 2.5 in. probably cost you less.
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    Quote Originally Posted by D16Civic
    You will notice a slight power gain, but not a ton. I'd say a 5 whp gain at most, if even that much. If you don't really want your car to be louder and are not after the sound of a nice exhaust then i wouldn't do it. If you're planing on doing other upgrades (turbo, etc...) later and are gonna want to make more power, then yes, its kind of a must.

    If you want an exhaust that sounds good (a nice deep tone, not like a freaking bumble bee) and is not overly loud, look into a Greddy Evo exhaust (2.5 in). Thats what i have on my civic with a d16y8 in it. One of the best sounding exhausts i've heard on a civic and a lot quieter than most aftermarket exhausts. Kinda pricey though, a custom 2.5 in. probably cost you less.

    he's right on the sound...you will not get a performance exhaust that's quiet...i recommend an apexi world sport 2 catback...very quiet, unless you're on the throttle...almost no cabin noise either...apexi dunk is also a nice one...never owned a greddy tho...
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    yep apexi world sport 2 catback is the best if u want quiet..but when down shift ..wow sound like a jet....i got one on my and sound very good but pricey too..



    Quote Originally Posted by dartingd
    he's right on the sound...you will not get a performance exhaust that's quiet...i recommend an apexi world sport 2 catback...very quiet, unless you're on the throttle...almost no cabin noise either...apexi dunk is also a nice one...never owned a greddy tho...

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