Spoon Exhaust for Civic Sedan EK

hi guys,

just wondering if anyone can help me, i am looking to purchase a bolt on exhaust for a civic sedan 96 ek model very soon, and mostly interested in spoon but willing to go for other brands. Engine type is d16y5

- does anyone know if spoon produces an exhaust for the sedan?
- or only the hatch models and integras?
- or do any of the integra ones fit on the sedan at all?
- or any other suggestions of jdm brands that will bolt onto a sedan?

thanks

dont think that spoon make one for the sedan... correct me if im wrong fellas

i think the b pipe is will fit...but axle back will be too short

pm hondar ..
he provides OH members with spoon stock

and i'm pretty sure they make spoon exhausts for sedans.. i remember seeing it on some site..

All B-pipes are standard to Coupe, HB and Sedan. The axle-back is the part you have to be aware of. Spoon N1 and street axle backs will be too short for a sedan.

Spoon does not make axle backs to fit sedans and coupes.

yup Spoon only makes hatch types for EK series

what exactly is the axle back? is that part of the b pipe?

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what exactly is the axle back? is that part of the b pipe?

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It is the part that literally starts at the rear axle and contains a flange to connect to the prior section as well as some piping, muffler and tip (usually). As for my understanding this is different to the b pipe which is before the axle back (ie closer to the engine).

For an actual picture of an axle back see Spoons website http://www.spoon.jp/jp/products/line...php?category=4 and click on tail silencer. The first two products displayed are axle back exhaust components.

so the b-pipe shud fit no worries? may need some customization on the axle back?

Spoon N1 exhaust is too loud

While I dont know the specifics (you are probably better to speak to someone who does), axle back exhausts tend to run over the top of the axle. I suspect that the different lengths of the chasis mean that the axles are in a different position and therefore the bend in the piping is not in the right position for the different body shapes.