Exhaust Pipe Size.

[civiceg9]

I want to know how big the pipe size is for the OEM TypeR, Vtir and the Gsi
as I am thinking of going to the wreckers to see what they have. :cool:

[Felix]

I'll be selling my whole DC2 VTIR exhaust soon as i'm getting my new exhaust installed next week.
The cars only done 80 000 KMs, and the original exhaust is in perfect nik.

[civiceg9]

I can get an ITR one for $250 cat-back? is that a good price?

[tanghy]

ya grab it

[Mikeyas]

ok i searched for those exact details , oem type R, vtir and gsi sizing.. and looks like the question was well answered...... :thumbdwn:

[naf]

i know type r catbak piping size is 2.25" but has a bottle neck just after the cat

[nipnip]

ok i searched for those exact details , oem type R, vtir and gsi sizing.. and looks like the question was well answered...... :thumbdwn:

type r is lighter and 2.25 inch, as for gsi/vtir/itr being the same, i honestly had no idea they were the same size

[VTECACCORD]

there not type r is 2.25 and the rest are 2

[jooboo]

:confused: i didnt kno dc2r exhaust were 2.25..thoguth they were 2 n just more hi flow n lighter then that of vtirs

[spoondc2]

Should be 2.25 inches and vti-r's are 2 inches

[Zilli]

i know type r catbak piping size is 2.25" but has a bottle neck just after the cat


Can you expand on this, when you say bottleneck, does it result in a smaller pipe diameter cat back? if so, what size does it reduce too?

[VTECACCORD]

the bottle neck he is referring to is directly where the B pipe meets the cat, it drops down to about 2 inches.

This is done mainly to keep noise levels down and I would imagine it heats the cat up quicker.

Its a very small section about 3cm in length

[naf]

yep, wat VTECACCORD said

anyway a link for u here that mite help :P

http://www.team-integra.net/sections/articles/showArticle.asp?ArticleID=300