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this is true! i bought one off him and it fits, i'll post some pics up shortly and my personal opinion!
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"WHY?
To save cost, your stock Honda exhaust is made with small-diameter crush-bent pipe. Crush bends are easy and inexpensive to make, which ideal for mass production. However crush bends can reduce the flow of a pipe by up to 50%.
Mandrel bending is done with a special machine that uses non-crushable insert, called a mandrel that goes into a pipe while bending to prevent it from becoming crushed. The bend is smooth, which helps with exhaust flow.
Build as a one piece pipe to gain maximise exhaust flow"
Hey, I'm considerin this pipe as well...but just wanna know, in relation to what was said above.....are you talking about all stock EK exhausts? including EK4 & EK9 about it being crush-bent?
Thanks
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that means i can use the stock cat aswell?
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u can use the stock cat : )
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Originally Posted by civtir
"WHY?
To save cost, your stock Honda exhaust is made with small-diameter crush-bent pipe. Crush bends are easy and inexpensive to make, which ideal for mass production. However crush bends can reduce the flow of a pipe by up to 50%.
Mandrel bending is done with a special machine that uses non-crushable insert, called a mandrel that goes into a pipe while bending to prevent it from becoming crushed. The bend is smooth, which helps with exhaust flow.
Build as a one piece pipe to gain maximise exhaust flow"
Hey, I'm considerin this pipe as well...but just wanna know, in relation to what was said above.....are you talking about all stock EK exhausts? including EK4 & EK9 about it being crush-bent?
Thanks
I have not seen EK9 Type R pipe, but as far as i know all stock pipe is crush bent... doesnt matter which EK.
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Originally Posted by Perry
that means i can use the stock cat aswell?
if you are putting on JDM header which has 2.5inch collector (standard header collector is 2 inch i think), you cant fit it. It will cause a "bottleneck" anyway if you use stock cat on your exhaust system whould you have a header with 2.5inch collector and a 2 inch cat-converter.
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so jdm headers wont fit aus spec cat con.....exhaust shops should b able to provide a 2.25 cat? or custom made one?
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Originally Posted by civicboy
so jdm headers wont fit aus spec cat con.....exhaust shops should b able to provide a 2.25 cat? or custom made one?
With JDM DC2R 98 SPEC 4-1 Header, you need a 2.5inch cat since the collector is 2.5 inch.
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the VISION centre pipe does NOT fit on my stock 2000 civic vtir coupe, i just tried to get it fitted today (21/09/05), it sits about 10cm longer towards the back when the VISION centre pipe is lined up to the stock cat.........but the VISION muffler fits fine on the stock centre pipe.
Last edited by ian; 21-09-2005 at 02:44 PM.
Reason: added pics
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im planning on getting a set of headers which are not the 60mm (2.36?inch) they will be 2.5.. i plan on using a cat (will need to get a 2.5inch cat) and need a 2.5inch b-pipe also. (dont want to spend a heap of money on a bottleneck!)
Are there any JDM companies who make 2.5 inch b-pipes for an EG with cat? or would i need a custom b-pipe and cat.. if so, can local exhaust shops do a good job with it?
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yeah also for example, the vision/spoon 4>2 header is designed to bolt to the OEM 2>1 piece before the stock cat.. stock cat retained, the B-pipe will fit up perfectly and SHOULD bolt to your OEM axle-back..
one thing though, when I fitted a mandrel-bent axle-back COWLEY muffler (straight-thru) on my EG5 - I DID get a small but noticeable gain or at least it allowed the motor to rev more freely.. this is mainly due to the flow characteristic of the OEM muffler design.. but sorry back on topic..
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