Replacement Exhaust for my 95 Accord LX
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Replacement Exhaust for my 95 Accord LX
I'm a new guy here... so bare with me if I screw up this or offend anyone - I didn't mean it.
I have a 1995 Accord LX 4 dr with MILD mods (window tint, Prelude wheels, clear ft turn signals). I noticed yesterday that the exhaust (a stock replacement) is starting to rust badly (tip is slightly angles up from rust and weight of exhaust in front of muffler). So it doesn't have long to live. I want a new exhaust kit for it but here's the catch. The wife drives it everyday and she does not want anything louder than stock. So my question is - is there a aftermarket cat back (or muffler) that will fit the car correctly (and Look GOOD) that is very close to the same sound levels of the stock kit? If not can I get a muffler shop to put on a EX muffler with the twin rear tips?
Thanks in advance for any tips or ideas!
Fred
I have a 1995 Accord LX 4 dr with MILD mods (window tint, Prelude wheels, clear ft turn signals). I noticed yesterday that the exhaust (a stock replacement) is starting to rust badly (tip is slightly angles up from rust and weight of exhaust in front of muffler). So it doesn't have long to live. I want a new exhaust kit for it but here's the catch. The wife drives it everyday and she does not want anything louder than stock. So my question is - is there a aftermarket cat back (or muffler) that will fit the car correctly (and Look GOOD) that is very close to the same sound levels of the stock kit? If not can I get a muffler shop to put on a EX muffler with the twin rear tips?
Thanks in advance for any tips or ideas!
Fred
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there are a few websites that sell the same muffler , i just order one since mine broke. $94 , the cold and snow kills it. i believe the shop can do that work for u shouldnt b hard.
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Re: Replacement Exhaust for my 95 Accord LX
Originally posted by FastFreddy
I'm a new guy here... so bare with me if I screw up this or offend anyone - I didn't mean it.
I have a 1995 Accord LX 4 dr with MILD mods (window tint, Prelude wheels, clear ft turn signals). I noticed yesterday that the exhaust (a stock replacement) is starting to rust badly (tip is slightly angles up from rust and weight of exhaust in front of muffler). So it doesn't have long to live. I want a new exhaust kit for it but here's the catch. The wife drives it everyday and she does not want anything louder than stock. So my question is - is there a aftermarket cat back (or muffler) that will fit the car correctly (and Look GOOD) that is very close to the same sound levels of the stock kit? If not can I get a muffler shop to put on a EX muffler with the twin rear tips?
Thanks in advance for any tips or ideas!
Fred
I'm a new guy here... so bare with me if I screw up this or offend anyone - I didn't mean it.
I have a 1995 Accord LX 4 dr with MILD mods (window tint, Prelude wheels, clear ft turn signals). I noticed yesterday that the exhaust (a stock replacement) is starting to rust badly (tip is slightly angles up from rust and weight of exhaust in front of muffler). So it doesn't have long to live. I want a new exhaust kit for it but here's the catch. The wife drives it everyday and she does not want anything louder than stock. So my question is - is there a aftermarket cat back (or muffler) that will fit the car correctly (and Look GOOD) that is very close to the same sound levels of the stock kit? If not can I get a muffler shop to put on a EX muffler with the twin rear tips?
Thanks in advance for any tips or ideas!
Fred
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Actually I am the same way, i would like an extra bit of horsepower, but I do too much travelling to have a crazy loud exhaust. I would be really interested on hearing a sound clip as well and your opionion of it would be greatly appreciated. I have a 97 but I think they have the same exhaust setup. Thanks,
Fred, (a different Fred) in Canada.
Fred, (a different Fred) in Canada.