2013 Honda Accord cat back
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2013 Honda Accord cat back
here everyone! First time posting here, mainly because I’m frustrated not being able to find what I’m looking for. I have a 2013 Honda Accord sedan exl 2.4L. It’s single exhaust, thinking about converting to dual. Here’s the thing though, idc if it stays single but I’m trying to find a cat back exhaust and all I’m able to find are axle back systems. Am I looking for the wrong thing/ in the wrong place? Essentially I want to make my car louder/faster, so idk what I want. I’ve lost hours researching. I bought a magnaflow street series universal muffler tip a friend recommended but I don’t think it’s what I want so I’ll probably return it. Please help me out since I don’t know much about cars and you’re all geniuses. Thank you!!
Last edited by Karla Torres; Aug 8, 2018 at 10:50 AM.
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I’ll start will louder. Everything on my car is stock at the moment. Want a nice loud deep sound to it.
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so i put in all the info for my car and the only exhaust options they have are for dual exhaust. Does that mean I have no other choice than to convert it to dual? That’s the thing, I’m mainly just looking for single. I guess if I planned to convert to dual eventually, might as well do it now. I just don’t know why they wouldn’t have any single exhaust options for my car.
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I checked some other sites, most of the better known brand names only have it in dual exhaust.
One single exhaust was a lesser known brand, Tsudo; but, supposedly, it can be hit or miss on the quality.
One single exhaust was a lesser known brand, Tsudo; but, supposedly, it can be hit or miss on the quality.
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thanks for all the help, really appreciate it! I really want the Borla cat back so I’ll just go ahead and convert it to dual exhaust.
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Some cars have more restrictive exhaust systems. Hondas tend to be less restrictive then most, just by tradition. I don't know specifically years or models...
Getting a less restrictive exhaust will only help to the extent that the original is restrictive. That's why it's limited benefit for most Hondas.
Getting a less restrictive exhaust will only help to the extent that the original is restrictive. That's why it's limited benefit for most Hondas.
