is the header the Del sol performance for the civic/crx ??
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The whole system Will NOT fit the CRX!!! Headers will work, but not the rest of the exhaust.
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The header did fit it was too small had to push and pull to make the rest fit but I'm happy with it no baffle it's supper loud and raspy....
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thanks for the input. just recieved it yesterday and it is a very snug fit on the honda pcx.once again thanks for the input
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Mine vehicle was a 2007 CRV, so unable to judge from my purchase, nonetheless Amazon has a fairly detailed and accurate automobile parts checker. I just used it to verify for you and it confirms fit for honda civic 2008 LX & EX, so i guess it fits.
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I dont think so, specifically stated it was for civic 2009 and that was where i used it successfully
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Not at all with mine. This has been a great performance mod for my 2012 civic si. I have been very pleased with the results of the k&n.; It's been ideal in this cold weather as well. I recommend this for a easy performance upgrade!
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I'm sure nobody means to be hurtful here, but the request is a bit obtuse. A smartly crafted search would have given you your answer immediately. (e.g., enter "stereo wiring harness 2003 hyndai santa fe" into a search engine and see what happens)In the meantime, there is this one page that seems to be focused on Santa Fe modification dilemmas. Try here:http://www.modifiedlife.com/2003-hyundai-santa-fe-car-radio-stereo-audio-wiring-diagram/ If nothing else, you can be armed with the proper technical information that should apply to your case. If none of that helps, then you shouldn't be doing this yourself; take it to a professional instead. I'm sure nobody means to be hurtful here, but the request is a bit obtuse. A smartly crafted search would have given you your answer immediately. (e.g., enter "stereo wiring harness 2003 hyndai santa fe" into a search engine and see what happens)In the meantime, there is this one page that seems to be focused on Santa Fe modification dilemmas. Try here:http://www.modifiedlife.com/2003-hyundai-santa-fe-car-radio-stereo-audio-wiring-diagram/ If nothing else, you can be armed with the proper technical information that should apply to your case.... » Read More I'm sure nobody means to be hurtful here, but the request is a bit obtuse. A smartly crafted search would have given you your answer immediately. (e.g., enter "stereo wiring harness 2003 hyndai santa fe" into a search engine and see what happens)In the meantime, there is this one page that seems to be focused on Santa Fe modification dilemmas. Try here:http://www.modifiedlife.com/2003-hyundai-santa-fe-car-radio-stereo-audio-wiring-diagram/ If nothing else, you can be armed with the proper technical information that should apply to your case. If none of that helps, then you shouldn't be doing this yourself; take it to a professional instead. « Show Less
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My 2010 honda civic averaged about 37-39 mpg on freeway going 75. I noticed a great increase in torque and acceleration. The responsiveness was a lot better too
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It depends on the model of Civic. Use the options on the Amazon page to select your specific car details and it will give you a yes/no answer.
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I have a 1999 Honda Civic Ex 2D. The screw holes line up but the weather sealing is very bad. The headlights seem to be a slightly different shape and size from the factory headlights.
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It should, you might have to change the catback. Check the piping diameter against stock. I changed out the complete exhaust system on my 96 civic dx and it worked for me.
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the one I bought worked great for honda civic DX 2004 that is the one with roll up windows auto 4doorno other info I put it in, check engine light went out and it passed smog 1st timegoogle your car and see if it has the same engine good luck google can fix anything thanks amazon your great!!
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Since there are 2 panels, they overlap. So for your Civic, the entire window is 46" wide x 36" tall. Each panel is 38" wide x 31" tall. So it would fit width-wise, but it may be 4" short. Hope that answers your question.
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Accrord only. The civics knobs are different. The part that grabs the rod is shaped like "D".
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WYSIWYG: What You See Is What You Get. There are two horn frequencies produced, 500hz + 600hz, but it looks exactly like the picture. I drive an old Honda Civic (98) which is in perfect condition and has a new engine (168k mi on car body) that has a 100k mi warranty. The meek Civic Horn just simply was no use on the highway. This Horn Fixed THAT! ;-) It definitely gets the attention of other drivers compared to the stock horn. It's very simple to install (no relays needed), and for my Civic was just about as simple as aiming/mounting the horn, putting a wire clip on the wire to the horn, and tightening the bolt to secure the horn. It works Great for my needs. WYSIWYG: What You See Is What You Get. There are two horn frequencies produced, 500hz + 600hz, but it looks exactly like the picture. I drive an old Honda Civic (98) which is in perfect condition and has a new engine (168k mi on car body) that has a 100k mi warranty. The meek Civic Horn just simply was no use on the highway. This Horn Fixed THAT! ;-) It definitely gets the attention of other drivers compared to the stock horn. It's very simple to install (no relays needed), and for my Civic was just about as simple as aiming/mounting the horn, putting a wire clip on the wire to the horn,... » Read More WYSIWYG: What You See Is What You Get. There are two horn frequencies produced, 500hz + 600hz, but it looks exactly like the picture. I drive an old Honda Civic (98) which is in perfect condition and has a new engine (168k mi on car body) that has a 100k mi warranty. The meek Civic Horn just simply was no use on the highway. This Horn Fixed THAT! ;-) It definitely gets the attention of other drivers compared to the stock horn. It's very simple to install (no relays needed), and for my Civic was just about as simple as aiming/mounting the horn, putting a wire clip on the wire to the horn, and tightening the bolt to secure the horn. It works Great for my needs. « Show Less
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Hello Stephen, I have a 2001 honda civic EX 4dr. this fits perfect on it. very deep sound!
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I bought m2 performance headers for my integra sedan ls/vtec swap... I have to take my car to muffler shop for them to make an extension because the header was shorter Im guessing the header was made for gsr block(b18c)or (b16) ... I recommend u buy headers made for b18b or u can buy integra type r headers cause b18b and type r headers are same length ....
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I don't know whether it works with civic 2008. My car is civc 2005 and it works well.