Walker53697 Exhaust Pipe 2.25" Inlet (OD) for Honda Civic

Fits just fine, but it has no heat shields like the factory pipe. I just cut off the old heat shields and used hose clamps to install them on the new pipe.

Yep, fit my Civic.

The rear end of the pipe is missing the three threaded studs for connection. Not OEM. You will have to source and size your own nuts and bolts as a result.

Weld material and spatter all over the mating surface.had to take a die grinder and sander to it.

The media could not be loaded.  I've owned many cars (model years 1970, 1974, 1979, 1984, 1986, 1992, 2008 and usually keep them an average of 10+ years, so it goes without saying that I've changed many exhaust systems over the last 47 years. I must say that exhaust system replacement job I just did on my 2008 Honda Civic was the easiest one I've ever done on all my vehicles. Usually the replacement exhaust systems I've purchased (from local auto pars stores) require a lot of additional work to make them fit right, but this Walker system just simply bolted together and fit perfectly; no bending, drilling or adjusting, no additional clamps or other adapters, I just slid the posts into the rubber hangers on the vehicle (each post was in the exact right position and location) and bolted it up like an Erector Set. (note: It was interesting to see that the muffler and resonator with 8 foot + pipe was shipped without a box, shipping label applied directly to the pipe and muffler. Both arrived in perfect condition with no damage whatsoever. Nothing wrong with that, I just thought that it was notable)

It fit. Only downside is the rear flange just has holes instead of the welded on studs so you need to find nuts and bolts to clamp that end together. Didn't have to fight to get anything to line up though so I'm happy.

fit perfectly on my 2006 honda civic!! nothing to conplain about!!

Everything fif good !