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That just sounds impractical. Get new wheels or suck it up and deal with improper fitment.

I have to disagree, to an extent. I ran 3" catless exhaust from my turbo manifold back, and it sounded very good. It was sourced via eBay, too. I had purchased a Vibrant muffler thinking the sound would be horrendous, but it wasn't nearly as loud or raspy as I thought it would be, so I returned...

http://honda-tech.com/honda-civic-del-sol-1992-2000-1/i-cant-pass-5500-rpms-2041597/ Maybe this thread can be of some help? I've seen this issue before but have yet to see a clear reason behind it. I suppose there may be more than one reason, so maybe the linked thread above can point you in...

CEL = Check Engine Light. If it's on, pull the codes, as they provide key information as to what your issue is

Look into how to do the o2 sensor defouler trick. Basically it just puts the secondary 02 sensor out of the direct flow of exhaust gases. You want it where it's able to detect some exhaust gases, just not all of them. This way when it sends data to the ECU, it thinks the cat is there and working...

Why? Nothing wrong with a deep sounding exhaust flowing freely. :lol:

Superchargers and turbos are not for show... they are for go! ...At the cost of a few thousand $ to be done correctly. It really depends, though. What's your budget? What's your power goal? Does your power goal fit realistically within your budget?

By X you mean gas, right? Sounds like a vacuum leak and also possibly bad motor mounts

This must be a NC thing.. when I was traveling from Charlotte to some beach, we were keeping count of small cars with wheels to large. We ended up losing count... OP, get new wheels if you want your problem to be solved correctly. Civic's are not meant to be 4x4's

:thumbs up good pick up!

What about when the car is idling, do the RPMs fluctuate then as well? Sounds like you might have a vacuum leak somewhere if that's the case.

I know I regretted the loan that came with my G35... glad I got rid of it. It went from here to IL to SC now I think, according to the VIN # when I occasionally check in on it. :lol:

Civic's are plentiful at least. Good luck on getting the job though man!

^ You're a day late and a dollar ugly on this one. :lol:

Damn man, sounds like qualifying is an endeavor in itself. Three friends of mine joined the Marines. One kicked ass, one was a medic and got shot (he survived), and the other is now a full blown alcoholic unfortunately. All served tours somewhere. And a friend of mine, his best friend committed...

Chiming in to say I have Tein Street Advance on my RSX and I am VERY happy with them. Night and day difference compared to stock, and honestly not that harsh of a ride. Bumps are meh, but for the most part I never even notice. I had Tein Street Basis on my Civic, and I did not like them one...

No problem! It doesn't have to be a Honda forum, though. I bought my old G35 though a local automotive forum that was not make/model specific. I bought my RSX through Craigslist and traveled by train to central PA for it. There may not be any Honda clubs down there (there aren't here), but these...

:welcome: Craigslist, local forums, local dealerships, and AutoTrader are probably your best bet.

Oh! Well... nevermind. lol :thumbs up

I just realized you're in Canada. You may want to verify since I was talking in terms of USDM. Y8 motor would be the Civic Si motor there, I believe?I know your SiR is equal to our Si, so I assume your Si is an EX. This would mean an EX from Canada would have the y7 motor, which is not what you...