Hi, my son has a 2004 Civic Dx. Will this fit? I see it has a 2.5 inlet, isn't that too big to connect to a stock downpipe? Will I need expensive mods
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there are three ways you can install it, it will need the downpipe that is sold seprate, one way is to cut and have the downpipe wealded so that it will be the right length and angle, to do it this way you will need to grind the bolt holes so that they are close enough to fit on the original manifold/catalytic converter, for this way to work you will also need to buy a donut gasket that will fit in there so that it is seald, I would recommend that you get some high heat flexible paste to put in there to help it to seal, this is the way I had to install it by the way. the second way wich I think is best is to buy the downpipe and the header that is for it and to get a catalytic converter wealded into the downpipe, it is more expencive this way but it is so so so much easyer. the last way I know of is to cut the stock downpipe and aftermarket downpipe and buy at an auto store a pipe piece that lets you fit a smaller pipe to a biger pipe, this way is simple and the cheapest, if you chose this way just make shure that you get it to be the right length and get it wealded so that it keeps the right angle to fit the manifold well, this way allows you to keep the stock fit and the after market downpipe. check some auto shops and exaust shops to see if they will weald it for you, I got mine wealded for free because I had cut it and brought it to them held in the positon I needed it wealded at. I hope this helps
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Hi Bruce. I installed this on a 99 Honda Civic DX, 1.6L. It was exactly like the one I took off. From what my "Honda Head" buddoes tell me, this will fit almost any Honda Civic from 96 to 2002 thereabouts. Check with the vendor to be sure, but I bet they are all the same. Thanks and good luck.
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We have a 98 Honda civic and it fits and has been perfect for us. So if the 98 and 96 are built the same it should be just the thing :)
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Local Honda dealership sells these for less than you can find online believe it or not. They will tell you the capacities. You won't be able to COMPLETELY change the fluid without dropping the entire tranny out of the vehicle. For my 2005 Civic Hybrid I remember it being 4-5 quarts.
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1. No it will not fit um skunk2 makes a intake for that civic I'd look into one of those2. AEM intakes all come with a carb sticker as far as I know. Mine did anyway
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I didn't have too do any thing to mine, I'm told the newer bikes are more tolerant too small engine mods.... all I've put on mine so far is the K&n; RK cleaner, and some aftermaket slip on mufflers , and it runs great / lot better than stock..... no complaints at all, and still has that stock appearance. Hope this helps you, good luck K.L.
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I put it on a 2008 Civic LX and it did not fit. Cheap factory part, it works/gets the job done, but does not fit- I would not recommend this purchase.
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I bought this for 2007 Honda Civic. But this was not the right size. So I think you will need the bigger one
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I bought the part for a 2004 civic ex and it did not fit. I contacted the vendor and they sent the right one. It is critical to measure the diameter they vary. Mine is 58mm, I received a 66mm would not fit. I believe this is the part number I eventually received and is 58mm: 44732-S0X-A01. I had to send them my VIN and confirm they were factory wheels then it all worked out. I dealt with a "Peter" at MagAuto Honda Parts amazon seller...hope this saves you some time
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It comes with 4 wires all connecting to the distributor cap. I'm using them on my 97 Honda civic HX. You may need a different model number check Napa auto parts for the part # Amazon always list the wrong part numbers. Good luck.
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Oh yeah man definitely I have a 97 civic thats dropped on them I have an Instagram you can check it out "@nnattee" and it gives it a perfect ride what I do recommend finding is a set of lowtek short struts perfect match.and be sure to use every rubber washer they provid hope this helps
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This finally FIT MY 2005 - 1.7A2 ENGINE. I own a 2005 Civic EX - 2 door - vehicle, The SI are a completely different breed. Stick with the Honda brand for the SI. Don't go cheap. As for what serial number, you lost me on that
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I don't know, but personally I don't think it'll fit. I think this hood release was made for the 1996-2000 honda civic edition. 2004 honda civic is a newer edition.
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I put in on my civic si and it sounds good it's just a muffler though if your Looking for more than just a little deeper sound you will pranably want to get a full exhaust
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I'm about 99% sure it will. If the diameter of your tail pipe out from the muffler is less than 1.5", then it can be adjusted with the set screws that come with it to fit, down to less than 1" diameter. I think I talked to another party who had a Honda Civic with a standard muffler and he had no problem. I have an Infiniti G20t (2001) with a muffler that extends out in dual outlets, and they were about 1.25" in diameter... fit like a glove and is dang pretty! Hi quality product that I've had installed now for over a year.
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Yuppers like a charm. When you pull the stock one off. Ther is going be a mesh-like fitting that wont allow you to putt new exhaust on. JUst wiggle that off and your good to go. It will have you drill a small hole for a pin that will hold it in place. But other than that. It is extremely easy to install. About 15 mins for me. Hope this helps. If you want to see pics email me at ryanskelton88@gmail.com
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We have a 99' Civic (I think DX if that's the basic model) and this was exactly the right part to replace the catalytic converter. I think the mechanic explained that on this car it is attached to the manifold. I hope it works for what you need. It saved us bank $$$!