Tanabe REVEL Medallion Exhaust install on my 1990 b16a Civic Hatchback! 

Thanks man I love it! Going to try and get a driving video out soon when the weather breaks 👍

Enjoy the sweet sweet sounds...last for me will be H-brace...currently trying subframe braces, front n back...she's tight in the corners, so I think the H will be Booyah!!!

Thx bud hope to see you guys soon!

It’s gonna sound awesome!

Thank you so much for the kind words, I’m so glad you’re enjoying the videos. Comments like this make me want to get more footage up asap! Lol I would deff recommend the tanabe I love mine! Such a good sound, and I will deff check it out thank you!

@@Tycrx89 bro really good content. Shame about youtubes algorithm but you'll get there bro. Yeah it'll need modification for my car but it'll be worth it.

Thank you! I actually got the exhaust second and had pieced it together off of eBay. It’s tough right now to buy an exhaust system for these cars they’re crazy expensive.

@@Tycrx89 do you have the link I would appreciate it

There’s no link because it was an old eBay purchase, the exhaust is called tanabe medallion.

I agree you could buy it for the hatch and have the piping custom fit but I know what you mean it would be nice to have a bolt on exhaust

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I bought the swap back in 2017 for 2200 at a JDM engine depot, that’s the trans, motor, and harness and the only thing I sourced was the ecu. For todays standards and what they’re going for i got mine for s steal. I see them listed for anywhere to 3500 and up. And that’s cheap nowadays

@@Tycrx89 love seeing how it comes out, hoping to b16 swap an ef this summer maybe. was the harness a plug and play kinda deal or? that’s my only worry

@@redd6738 the whole thing depends on what trim level ef the b16 is going in. The easiest route would be to snag up a crx or civic si. That way there’s less of a wiring process. You would use the stock engine harness from the single cam for the B16a to make it a plug and play process. Only thing you really need after that is b series mounts, and a b series shift linkage for an ef

Very true!