[Myxalplyx]

If/When you guys find out, please post. I've been searching for the part numbers for the turbo, downpipe, intake piping and intercooler for a while now. Thanks!

 

[Myxalplyx]

Nevermind guys. Honda Parts Network has all the parts listed now. I will commence to mixing/matching and shopping.

Honda Parts Network - Civic Turbo

 

[Nessuno]

Nevermind guys. Honda Parts Network has all the parts listed now. I will commence to mixing/matching and shopping.

Honda Parts Network - Civic Turbo

great find BTW, thank yaaa

 

[Myxalplyx]

I can already tell that there will be gains in changing out that stock exhaust, especially the 'T' that splits off to the two mufflers.

 

[Dusho]

Spare parts are best to book with the official dealer. The turbine is a very serious machine that requires careful treatment of it.

 

[Smartie]

I can already tell that there will be gains in changing out that stock exhaust, especially the 'T' that splits off to the two mufflers.

and save maybe 15 pounds chopping one of those mufflers. It doesn't NEED twin tips

 

[Design]

I can already tell that there will be gains in changing out that stock exhaust, especially the 'T' that splits off to the two mufflers.

I wouldn't do that without a flash/HPFP on the turbo model. Too many variables associated with flow that could put the pistons, rings and rods at risk.

EDIT: I'm going to link this every chance I get in the hopes I can save some poor soul from seriously damaging their beloved 10th Gen. Please make sure to read up and understand forced induction tuning on Direct Injection (or at least what we know so far):
http://www.10thcivicforum.com/forum...ns/3490-tuning-forced-induction-glossary.html

 

[lordcivic]

Nice find. Thanks for sharing!

 

[mehdiyasstreet]

thanks for sharing