9th Gen Civic Si Tsudo Catless Downpipe on 2040-parts.com
Sandwich, Illinois, United States
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Had it for 3 months, and less then 10k miles on it. In excellent condition with no cracks at all. Only has a tiny amount of color change from the heat. Only thing u need is new bolts.
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