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Old 10-Aug-2006, 10:00 PM
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Same exhaust manifold for civic & 1.6EL?

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My bro needs to replace the exhaust manifold on his 1.6EL, just wondering if they are the same with civics and which years?. Or is there a specific motor the manifold has to come from? And how much do they usually range? Thanks for the help in advance.
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Old 10-Aug-2006, 10:04 PM
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96-00 si's and 1.6 el's shoudl be the same
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Old 10-Aug-2006, 10:07 PM
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The 1.6el is the more classy 'civic' from acura so I belive it has the d16z6 as a standard engine.

The exhaust manifold from a d16z6 civic will work...but some d-series exhaust manifolds from 96+ civics had the cat. converter right below the exhaust runners, as opposed to having the cat. converter under the car.
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Old 10-Aug-2006, 10:09 PM
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1.6el's have d16y8's not z6s.

96+ civic si's have the cat under the car.. the dx's don't.
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Old 10-Aug-2006, 11:21 PM
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It's the same as a 1996-2000 Honda Civic Si in Canada, or the 1996-2000 Honda Civic EX in the States.
As for price, is he looking to go aftermarket or just to replace the stock header? Stock header should be around $50. Aftermarket is a different story because it depends on brand and quality. Should range from $200-$400 for the usual stuff though.
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Old 11-Aug-2006, 01:17 AM
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Originally posted by chris_si98
1.6el's have d16y8's not z6s.

96+ civic si's have the cat under the car.. the dx's don't.

ah never knoew that...but is the d16y8 a vtec engine?

not sure about the cars anyways, just a speculation
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yes the d16y8 is sohc vtec
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Old 11-Aug-2006, 03:42 AM
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What year is the 1.6El? Cause the 2000 si civic had tubular headers oppose to the ones found in 96-99 civic si.

http://www.hadamotorsport.com/tech/review/dsemc/index.html
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thanks for the info, so its a a exhaust manifold for a d16y8 that i need. And i need to change the header also?. And manifold is between $200-400
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thanks for the info, so its a a exhaust manifold for a d16y8 that i need. And i need to change the header also?. And manifold is between $200-400
The exhaust manifold is the header and should have a down pipe with it. There are some I believe in the car parts for sale, you could do a search there for them.
 
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^^ thanks for the info, LOL they should just call it a header with a downpipe then. Cause i was thinking it was like a intake manifold. So i'll need one for the d16y8 right? If its just a regular stock header, is it really that expensive around $200-400?.

What happens if my brother keeps the one on there still because its cracked?.
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Depends on how bad the crack is. If its small, you can run with and take a small hit in fuel economy. If its large, best bet is to replace it.
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I got a y8 stock exhaust manifold if you want one. pm me with an offer.. no cracks or major rust.

I definately wouldn;t recommend leaving the exhaust manifold there even if there is only a "small" crack. An exhaust leak is a lose of power, can throw off o2 signals, give a sluggish feeling, etc.
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