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Any downpipe with out a heat barrier of some kind is a bad idea. Consider PTP lava wrap if nothing else fits.

Agreed. Get a kit designed for the car. There are good options from 27WON and Wilwood.

Front pipes go well with downpipes when upgrading but definitely make sure to get the downpipe first.

A carefuly placed defouler can help with this. RV6 typically includes one. I've seen RV6 catless downpipes go thousands of miles without a CEL thanks to the defouler. The emissions system error results in a check engine light. You can use a tune to hide the check engine light in some cases but...

Nope, most aftermarket performance oriented catalytic converters don't filter well enough to prevent emissions system errors.

One in each color please. :D

Looking good!

Your attitude regarding this makes me wonder if they should even bother trying to help you out anymore at this point.

Make sure the axle is correctly seated, if not, you will not be able to get close enough to reattach it there. It comes out pretty easily during a suspension upgrade such as this.

Thanks for sharing your experience. Did you notice any significant difference in road noise after making the switch?

Looks great but I hope nobody bumps it!

You can try swapping the coil pack to another cylinder and seeing if the misfire moves as well. As others have indicated, fuel injectors are unfortunately a common point of failure for this platform.

For what it's worth the muffler is there to make it quiet. The resonator is good for getting rid of drone and other harsh sounds. It will also decrease volume a bit.

Are you using NGK plus and an OEM coil pack? Also: https://www.civicx.com/forum/threads/misfires-and-you-diagnosing-misfires-on-a-2016-2021-honda-civic-1-5t.71259/

Hey @kshawn you tear these engines up all the time, do you have any good leads for this part? :dunno:

You can re-use the same email address, no worries.

Yikes! Glad that was covered for you.

That's your inspection cover for the clutch. You can take it off and take a look inside. I'm guessing that you will find it to be dry in there and that your leak is coming from somewhere else, but it won't hurt to take look.

I may or may not have traded a car back to Honda like that. I didn't have a replacement fuel line at the time so I just let them have the flex fuel sensor. :lol:

Short answer: no However, I do think you will see more "green" options continue to come to the table.