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MBRP Exhaust | 22+ Civic Si, 23+ Integra A-spec
MBRP Exhaust | 22+ Civic Si, 23+ Integra A-spec
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Fits:
- 2022+ Honda Civic Si
- 2023+ Acura Integra A-spec
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Available in 2 different Tip Styles:
- Burnt Stainless
- Steel Steel Silver w/Carbon Tip surrounds
Introducing the new MBRP Exhaust for the 2022+ Honda Civic Si and 2023+ Acura Integra A-spec! If you've been following us on social media you've already seen that we've partnered up with MBRP for this project and wanted to create a new offering that's got the aggressive tone without the unwanted drone!
MBRP nailed the development of this system, and after thousands of miles on our test car Integra A-spec we can confirm it's drone-free! Included in the purchase will be two separate styles of mid-pipes
- Non-Resonated: all the ruckus, yet still quiet at cruising with a stock Downpipe. Mild cabin intrusion with aftermarket downpipes, however not as bad as some of the other exhaust options currently available.
- Resonated: we know you all love adding Downpipes to the Si/Integra but the drawback is Drone. No more, just swap the non-resonated section with the resonated section and it's back to normal again. You can also just run it as Resonated with a factory downpipe for a super sleeper profile!
3" T304 SS Exhaust System with unique Hemholtz rear mufflers that deliver a smooth experience inside the cabin while still letting off all the pops and bangs you've grown to love from your car!
Customer Reviews
Nice throaty growl on cold start, pops and burbles clealy audible. No annoying fart-can sound. It's very tasteful while simultaneously assertive. 100% recommended.
Was debating between this and remark exhaust. Picking this one was definitely the right choice. Installed this on a Civic Touring. So I had to buy the SI exhaust shrouds before hand or else you can not install the tips. Overall install was fairly easy. Love the sound and the ability to have it resonated or not is a plus. The sound is perfect not obnoxious at all and you get that deep tone. Highly recommend.
Been waiting for the perfect exhaust to drop for a while now and am so glad that I waited for this one. Having the option to change between a resonated mid section or straight piped really peaked my interested as I didn’t want anything too loud, but also didn’t want something that was super quiet. I opted to install the exhaust with the straight piped mid section and I honestly couldn’t have imagined a better level of sound. It’s the perfect amount of loudness in my opinion with great backfires/burbles in between gear shifts. Overall, this exhaust exceeded my original expectations and I’m nothing short of stoked to have it on my Si.
Really appreciate you sharing your thoughts, Matt! Yes sir, it was important to have an exhaust that can with minimal effort and complexity be converted between OEM+ to Tuner. Hope you're enjoying the exhaust even more now that it's a few weeks broken in :)
I am honestly so impressed with this exhaust. The craftsmanship/build quality is superb. I was looking for my daily driven Si, and I could not be happier with the MBRP exhaust. I run the optional resonator and it’s the perfect amount of burbles when you want them and zero drone when commuting to work. The carbon tips fit perfectly on the civic as well.
Thank Ryan! This exhaust really is the perfect blend for everyday driving!
MBRP didn’t disappoint with this exhaust. It’s just the right tone and amount of volume. In my opinion it sits between the Remark exhaust which I found to be too loud, and the 27won exhaust which I found to be too timid. MBRP exhaust produces a unique exhaust tone which sounds great inside and outside. Interior drone is minimal even getting up to 90mph/140kmh. The pops and bangs on up shifts are dope. I love that MBRP includes an option resonator which is easy to install to fine tune your exhaust sound. Running mine without the resonator and love the sound. The carbon tips look great. The 4.5” tips are a must
Thanks Naseef! No drone is such a key aspect, I know I would find it hard to have an exhaust myself that assaults my ear drums just on my regular commute