hmmp i dont know if this was ask before but i wanted to know what might it sound like to run straight pipe to the stock exhaust and take out the catylic converter i hope it wouldnt sound like a ricer....

 

it would.

 

how exactly you think it well sound 2.3 no conveter just a straight pipe

 

i always wondered if there was a way to get the 4 cyl to sound a little the g35's or 350's yeah crazy thoughts but oh well...

 

get a g35 or 350z if u want that sound

 

 

or get a tuned exhaust

 

<--- straight piped for years. Yes, it will be louder, but gosh damnit, yes it will add the tingy sound to it.

 

^isnt a 4cyl

 

uhhhh resonator ftw?

 

The tingy sound is the ricey sound he was asking about. 4cyl or 6, it stills adds the tingy sound.

 

I've got mine straight piped without resonator and cat going to a stock TSX muffler, doesn't sound ricey and is not really loud...

 

if you get a straight pipe, how do you bypass the o2 sensor, or do you just get a bung on it so you can plug it in the straight pipe?

 

There are o2 sensor bypasses that you can buy, or u can just drill in a bung like u said

 

I just have a mechanichal o2 sensor simulator bolted in my empty cat...

 

You have to have a V6 to get anywhere near that sound.

 

ahggg i dont need the sensor my engine lights already on anyways

 

V6 and a tuned exhaust, i think they have twin loop muffs too

 

correct

 

I know its not recommended but I seen a civic hatchback with dual exhaust sticking out both sides under the rear quarter panel. You know the ones with the rectangular tips? LOL it was very ugly but had a deep tone. I asked him how he did it and he told me he did a Y pipe at 2 1/2 inches. LOL.

I explained to him how he shouldnt go beyond 2 1/4 but you know how those multi-colored vehicles with a mexican flag on the hood and japanese writing on the back guys are...

As he took off in full throttle, I kept hearing backfire.

 

I saw a civic with a corvette motor in it

 

i took the cat off my 3.0 and lost alot of bottom end. gained some top end but not enough for make it worth the loss on the bottom. (that was just the cat with stock piping to a magnaflow muffler).. it did sound alittle ricey but not as bad as you may think. and the exhaust stinks something fierce. so i took it off. i also had to make an 02 sensor bypass which helped with the cel. good luck g.

 

i saw a civic with two engines in it it was an older EF hatch

 

it wont sound ricey TRUST ME. before i did my H22 swap, i had a straight pipe on my F22 for about a year. i loved it. my exhaust was too quiet so i had make my presence known when i roll up on the scene.

 

Thats nothing! I saw a CRX flying and spinning in circles in the air!

 

:gheylaugh:

 

I just found this on youtube, lol. Didn't know it was up there. But this is what a CL sounds like straight piped with an N1 and no resonator...You can hear the tingy sound I was trying to explain...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hTlmV...eature=related

The driver was Daniel btw. And I believe Jade was sitting on a rim, lol.

 

thats sounds so fucking hot!!

 

wow..

straight piped J35 > *

 

Thats does sound sickkkkkkk. How is it inside the car? Not that it matters since you took out all the sound insulation...

I just found this video posted by the same guy who posted yours of PimpCL23 having some issues lol.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hL7nOhIDfIM

 

 

LOL.... familiar eh...

 

Ya im thinkn of straight pipe'n my j32.... Silvercl97 is tryin to tlk me into it... we'll see if i do il get some vids up

 

this isn't exactly related to this thread but i'm thinking about a new exhaust ( the one i have is way loud, straight pipe to HKS Hi-Power muffler) and was wondering if the 98-02 Accord coupe exhausts will fit the CL not sure, but i think it will work

 

v6 or i4. cuz most of the 98-02 v6's are dual.

 

No, the piping is bent/ran differently, just get the piping bent for your car

 

ok thanks