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SVOboy 04-11-2006 07:27 PM

Testing Exhaust Systems on my CRX
 
Well, I've got two exhaust manifolds already, stock and Civic CX/VX/STD/HF.

Jared will gimme his stock D16Z6 header to test, so that's three.

Anyone got any laying around they want tested, or any suggestions in particular for me to do while testing?

I don't mind doing stuff like modifying the one that isn't as good a bit to see if I can improve it, just don't wanna **** up the good one.

:)

Matt Timion 04-11-2006 08:46 PM

I'm glad you're going to do
 
I'm glad you're going to do this. I might have time to do this myself, but I can't be sure.

If anything we can use it to test the location of hte o2 sensor on fuel economy.

waiting for the supermid might be best though so you can just do a few runs and we can compare the numbers.

molecule 04-11-2006 09:38 PM

open header should be
 
open header should be tested
bahahaha !!!

ok how bout...after the cat...???

SVOboy 04-12-2006 03:14 PM

Right now I'm just going to
 
Right now I'm just going to be doing headers since I have a few and can borrow a few for free/cheap.

guvmint_cheese 04-14-2006 07:16 AM

Don't you need a different
 
Don't you need a different cat for the HF/VX manifold? I thought they're placed in the engine bay compared to under the car for the standard header setup.

Jeff

Matt Timion 04-14-2006 07:25 AM

Re: Don't you need a different
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by guvmint_cheese
Don't you need a different cat for the HF/VX manifold? I thought they're placed in the engine bay compared to under the car for the standard header setup.

Jeff

You're right. On the HF/VX/HX/STD the cat is directly under the exhaust manifold. On the DX/LX/EX/SI the cat is closer to under the engine. HOPEFULLY the cat+downpipe from the VX/HF will bolt right up to where the old cat/downpipe use to be. If it doesn't custom piping will be required.

SVOboy 04-14-2006 08:12 AM

Yep, i have the cat and
 
Yep, i have the cat and downpipe for that so there's no issue there, :)

zpiloto 08-06-2006 05:53 AM

Bump. To go with the current exhaust discussion.:p

SVOboy 08-06-2006 12:57 PM

Well, my testing of this swap was plagued by alternator failure so I said screw it, have had the vx exhaust on for a bit and it seems to warm up more quickly/get higher cruising numbers, but that's just bs, no serious testing has taken place. Will be putting the cx head on this week so Iono if I'll be testing anything unless someone finds me something to.


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