My tailpipe looked puny and cheap, so I bought a finisher on ebay. Install was easy...just drilled 2 holes in tailpipe.
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i gotta say, as i looked at it in the light of day the next day, the finisher has transformed the rear end of my civic...classed it up a whole lot. the pix don't do it justice. extremely pleased with this little mod.

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I likeeeeeeeeeeeee

But then I should because I have the same look.









Now to "Completely-Finish" your HCH II look. Get the HCH II Lower-Body-Moldings & a set of New-Wheels:

Terry (tiger)

BTW, These very light weight wheels use your "Stock-Tires" and you will not suffer a great loss in FE (Fuel-Economy).

tigerhonaker
2007 HAH
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Can you tell me more about your very light weight wheels?

Jordan,

Go to this Site:

http://www.tirerack.com/



Enter vehicle make and year:

Honda Civic Hybrid 2006

Next, select the product you are searching for:

Wheels

Wheels for 2006 Honda Civic Hybrid

Size: Filter by: 15-inch




WedsSport TC005
Finish: Light Grey Painted

• 15"
• 16"
• 17"
• 18"

• $259
• $229
• $279+
• $299+

Select size for details and to view on vehicle.

This should get you to the "Correct-Place" at www.tirerack.com



Good-Luck,

Hope this helps you.

tigerhonaker
2007 HAH
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with the OEM exhaust finisher you don't have to drill holes in your exhaust and i like the look of the oval tip instead.

mine is oem, and it is oval. my stock tailpipe was too large for the adaptor, so i just drilled two holes to attach it. very easy. you're right, oval looks better.

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Looks real nice! Where to buy and how much?

ebay. $34.

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