No other engine modifications. It's bone stock except for the catback exhaust system.

The muffler is actually going to make it quieter. We have videos for both axleback systems, so you can watch and compare the two.

We do our best to try to capture accurate sound clips of our products. While the Y-pipe can change the volume/sound of the exhaust system, you may not be able to hear a minor decibel change in the video.

This exhaust system is for the Sport Sedan. Here is a link to our exhaust system for the Sport Hatchback. www.remark-usa.com/collections/civic-hatchback-sport-fk7/products/sports-touring-link-loop-catback-exhaust-honda-civic-sport-hatchback-fl2-2-0l-na-2022

Yes, you will have to get the bottom back bumper replaced

Although we haven't test fitted the exhaust on the 2025 model, it should fit because it doesn't appear that Honda made any changes to the rear. We include a mounting bracket and rubber exhaust hanger for the driver's side section of the exhaust. Additionally, we provide the plastic exhaust trim piece from the Civic Si model. Minor trimming is required to the bottom section of the bumper to allow clearance for the exhaust hanger bracket. Check out our product installation guide for more details. www.remark-usa.com/pages/rk-c2063h-11-rk-c2063h-11t-link-loop-2022-honda-civic-sport-sedan-2-0l

No cause you just lack of better words bolt it on

No, it won't. This exhaust system is for the 2.0L naturally aspirated motor. The Si has a 1.5L turbocharged motor. Additionally, this is for the Civic Hatchback, the Si is a Sedan.

Which exhaust system are you referring to? The text you quoted is not from the Sports Touring (LINK LOOP) Catback Exhaust for the Honda Civic Sedan product page. OEM stands for Original Equipment Manufacturer. It's what comes standard from factory on the vehicle when you purchase the car from the dealership.

Unfortunately, we do not.

This exhaust is for model years 2017-2021.

The rear bumper/diffuser is slightly different on the sedan and hatchbacks. From factory, the sedan already has a single exit cutout. There is no trimming or modifications needed to get the single exit to fit properly. On the Sport hatchback, there is no cutout for the exhaust.

@@REMARKEXHAUST Is this a fitment issue specific with this exhaust? The sport hatchback never came with exhaust cutouts yet a link loop designed exhaust was created for it

No, the vehicle will not have a hanger on the driver side from factory. When you purchase our catback exhaust for this vehicle, we provide a special bracket for the driver side that allows you to properly install the exhaust. Visit our website to check out the installation guide for this product. It'll show you where to install the bracket and how to install the exhaust system.

@@REMARKEXHAUSTthank you so much, that’s everything I needed to know

Yes, everything is stock except for the catback exhaust.

Everything is stock except for our catback exhaust.

@@REMARKEXHAUST I was trying to install mine at a shop for my 2.0L 2022 Honda Civic Sport Sedan. They said the exhaust doesn’t fit the stock downpipe

My apologies, I have link loop exhaust. Is everything else still stock as well?

@@Lorenzo24_a All our exhaust videos feature cars that do not have any engine modifications. We install our exhaust system and create a video for it so you can hear the exhaust in its purest form. No intake, no tune, no other engine modifications. Here is a link to our installation guide for the 2022+ Honda Civic Sport Sedan (part number RK-C2063H-11 and RK-C2063H-11T). www.remark-usa.com/pages/rk-c2063h-11-rk-c2063h-11t-link-loop-2022-honda-civic-sport-sedan-2-0l Let us know if you have any other questions!

@@REMARKEXHAUST I’d love some advice on what to pair with this exhaust. I ordered mine already and know just alone it’s amazing but what could make it better?

We've never test fitted this exhaust system on the Avalon.

We currently don't have any plans to produce another system for the 2.0L hatchback. Is there something you'd like to see on that application?

@@REMARKEXHAUSTsomething that sounds like a Megan and doesn’t have that fart can rasp

We've never test fitted our axlebacks with aftermarket midpipes, so we can't be certain if you can pair it with your invidia midpipe. But if it works, let us know how it sounds!

The muffler axleback was available for purchase in June. Sorry if you missed out on it! But we're glad you enjoy the sound of the muffler version. Perhaps you could try to sell your current set up and pick up the muffler axleback?

Thanks for watching!

That's correct, the piping diameter is 3 inches.

@@REMARKEXHAUST how you get the drone out 2 straight through resonators?

It's unclear what you are asking. Please give us a call so we can better assist you.

@@REMARKEXHAUST I mean does that exhaust drone? What stops it

The straight through resonator located on the midpipe helps reduce the loudness/volume of the exhaust system with minimum restriction. Drone is subjective and varies from person to person. We do our best to capture an accurate sound of our exhaust systems in our videos. You can view the full comprehensive video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZe9nWOXYs92hc0 If you believe you can hear drone in the video and you don't like it, then this exhaust system would not be for you.

You can try driving in Sport mode and in a bit higher rpm range than you would in Normal mode.

The full video can be found here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/poPTeI2ddtqDq68

The DE5 (Integra Type S) exhaust doesn't fit onto the FL5. Here's a link to our products for the FL5: www.remark-usa.com/collections/civic-type-r-fl6 There are videos for each exhaust system we offer for the FL5.

@@REMARKEXHAUSTI’m sorry for wording my question wrong. I was wondering how much louder this exhaust is compared to the factory ITS?

@@joseperalta8605 Based on sound levels, we label our exhaust systems as Refined, Bold, and Wild. This exhaust has a Refined sound level, so it produces a deep and sporty exhaust note without being overbearing. We don't do decibel readings on every application, so we can't provide you numbers to compare the stock exhaust to this exhaust system on how much louder it is. This comprehensive video showcases the exhaust in various driving scenarios such as revving and in-cabin driving. You can watch the video and replicate the scenario with your vehicle in order to determine how much louder it is compared to your stock exhaust.

Unfortunately it wouldn't fit properly. The exhausts for the Hatchbacks and Sedans are slightly different. Additionally, the rear diffuser on the Si can only accommodate a single exhaust tip without modification.

on this specific exhaust?

We are currently working on an installation guide for the dual tip exhaust system, but no actual videos. You can reference the installation guide for the triple tip and quad tip catback exhaust system as they will be very similar. www.remark-usa.com/pages/installation-guide-toyota-gr-corolla The dual tip does not utilize the OE exhaust valve, so you can skip those steps during installation. Please contact us if you have any questions!

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Thank you for watching and agreeing!

Big fan of your products...👍💪🤙

Which exhaust system are you comparing this to? Do you have our non-resonated Dual Tip exhaust and asking if the resonated midpipe will reduce the loudness/volume of the system?

@@REMARKEXHAUST Compared to the stock exhaust I mean

@@An0nym0usTig3r We don't believe we can hear any drone from the stock exhaust system. All of our exhaust systems will be louder than stock. So if you're trying to quiet down the stock exhaust on the GR Corolla, this system would not be the best option for you.

You’re talking about the “bass drop” at those RPMs right? I think a lot of aftermarket exhausts eliminate that. Not sure about this particular one.

Thanks for watching! Let us know if you have any questions.

The resonated version is available on our website! www.remark-usa.com/collections/gr-corolla/products/elite-spec-dual-tip-with-resonator-toyota-gr-corolla The resonator is located on the midpipe and there is a muffler. There are additional images on our website you can check out. Full video of the resonated version is available too. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZe9nWOXYs92hc0