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Old 01-28-2008, 12:24 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I was browsing your site tonight and noticed this...



Can you elaborate on what exactly that "extension" is?
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well, since the sedan exhaust is a couple inches longer than the coupe, so i guess they have an option for the sedan extension so the civic sedan owner can use the Greddy Tic too.
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well, since the sedan exhaust is a couple inches longer than the coupe, so i guess they have an option for the sedan extension so the civic sedan owner can use the Greddy Tic too.
I understand all that, I want to know exactly what the extension consists of, though.
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A pipe and clamps.
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A pipe and clamps.

so what kind of work are we talking about to get this exhaust to fit?

just cut the exhaust...slide the cut sections into the new pipe and clamp it down?
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