Gotta 2022 base model civic with the 1.5 and it pulls for tbh. The exhaust on this integra really brings out the personality. Sporty and deep sound. 🤟🏼
Did you end up keeping it? I thought you sent it back. I tried reaching out to you but I didn’t hear anything back after a while. Also checked my system for your name and info and nothing came up for the application.
@Jules The K20C motors just sound horrible no matter the exhaust you put on them. I've looked at many videos with all the available systems and even some custom setups and none of them sound good. Wish I would've checked videos before buying this car but it's not a huge deal breaker.
Yes there is a HUGE reason for the Link Loop design. Regular mufflers are heavier than pipings in general as well. But here is the link below explaining for that reason: www.remark-usa.com/blogs/news/why-what-is-the-point-about-the-loop
@@REMARKEXHAUST makes sense, i was thinking the exact same when i seen the loop if it was almost similar to hving a muffler on but without losing airflow
@@Tomoose I should've clarified instead of making that genius comment. TLDR: For some reason, the stock Integra sounds way better than 10th gen civic 1.5t's. So then most aftermarket integra exhausts sound even more amazing, except this one... it sounds more civic-ish than integra-ish. If that makes sense. In other words, I'm not impressed and feel there are better exhaust options available for the teg.
@@MrMaximus366 The only exhaust I recommend for this platform is Borla. Listen to them all…It’s the only one that truly stands out. Do they make one yet for the Teg or 11th gen civic? I’m not sure. If not, I’d have a muffler shop make the 10th gen’s fit.
It should sound similar because they both utilize the same engine. Keep in mind that with the manual, you can control the rpm range which will affect the sound. Whereas the CVT will control the rpms to be efficient based on the mode you're in. Unless you're using the paddle shifters, then you have some control on when it shifts.
No, I own one and asked the service manager. However if you do have a warranty issue, if it's related to the issue the claim can be denied. My salesman has this exhaust on his Integra, no issues.
Yes! They are very comfortable in city and even on highways. It has both sides where it can be great for daily and when you fully step on the throttle it can be brought out for the aggressive side.
All our systems will passes emissions (no Christmas lights on the dash), we do not have any products that affects/effect O2 sensors or catalytic converters.
Without any dyno numbers it hard to not think this is just a copy of the factory exhaust with resonator and muffler delete? Why am I’m spending 900 bucks?
its not meant to be the fast one, just a sporty daily for someone looking for something nicer than an Si there is a type S on the way with a type R motor.....
Just ordered mine today. I can’t wait to hear it!!
Nice Launch!
Gotta 2022 base model civic with the 1.5 and it pulls for tbh. The exhaust on this integra really brings out the personality. Sporty and deep sound. 🤟🏼
Base model comes with a 2.0
Sounds a lot like the Borla exhaust I have on my Accord 2.0t which I love. Will the Integra be my next car? 🤔
Yea
Where can I get this done on my Integra at???? I’m in LA!!!!
Did you end up keeping it? I thought you sent it back. I tried reaching out to you but I didn’t hear anything back after a while. Also checked my system for your name and info and nothing came up for the application.
Why is it that the 1.5s sound decent and the 2.0s sound god awful. Civics and Integras sounding better than Accords and TLXs shouldn't be a thing lol.
Thank you for making me not the only person who seems to have noticed this. WTF Honda???
@Jules The K20C motors just sound horrible no matter the exhaust you put on them. I've looked at many videos with all the available systems and even some custom setups and none of them sound good. Wish I would've checked videos before buying this car but it's not a huge deal breaker.
@@SasquatchS550 I thi k the remark and DC Sports sounds good for the accord.
U got the wrong exhaust then my type r with the borla carbon fiber tips sounds way better than this
Honda has put more time developing n fine tuning the L15s to be used across Honda n Acura platforms just like how they did with the OG K20/K24
does adding this exhaust void my vehicle warranty to my integra??
Is this just purely the exhaust swap from the stock with no additions? Or is the front pipe or down pipe added? Or both?
Just the cat back I have it stock and the sound is so bassy it fn great
Wish you guys made a 3 inch front pipe instead of the 2.5
Will you guys ever be adding black tips as an option
is there anything else done to this integra like a tune or anything like that because it seemed to take off pretty quick.
Bone stock car, only with our catback exhaust
Is there a reason for the big loops of pipe? Kinda seems like a waste of space and extra weight. Isnt that exhaust pretty much a muffler delete also?
Yes there is a HUGE reason for the Link Loop design.
Regular mufflers are heavier than pipings in general as well.
But here is the link below explaining for that reason:
www.remark-usa.com/blogs/news/why-what-is-the-point-about-the-loop
@@REMARKEXHAUST makes sense, i was thinking the exact same when i seen the loop if it was almost similar to hving a muffler on but without losing airflow
Will this be safe for stock tune? In addition, will there be any hp gain with this on a stock tune?
Yes it would besafe. Also probably minimum horsepower gains without tuning it , but it will sound deeper than stock
the more flow you have the better on turbocharged vehicles, air goes both in and out of the turbo
Maybe 5 hp. Could be more. But that's still a difference.
I need this for my TLX TYPE S PLEASE
WIll this void manufacturer's warranty?
Any engine modifications to help achieve this sound ?
This is fully stock except for the REMARK catback exhaust
Is this available in NYC area 👍🏽
Do you have one for the MDX Type S??
anything coming for the new TLX? :(
Is this full bolt on
Yes straight catback bolt-on!
Sounds like every other civic exhaust. 👍👍
that’s cause it essentially is under the new body and interior, guess what genius, that’s basically what the integra has always been 😮😮😮
@@Tomoose I should've clarified instead of making that genius comment. TLDR: For some reason, the stock Integra sounds way better than 10th gen civic 1.5t's. So then most aftermarket integra exhausts sound even more amazing, except this one... it sounds more civic-ish than integra-ish. If that makes sense. In other words, I'm not impressed and feel there are better exhaust options available for the teg.
@@roger3958 ah okay i do see what your saying and after reading that and listening to the exhaust again i see what you mean, what do you recommend ?
@@roger3958 what would you reccomend then?
@@MrMaximus366 The only exhaust I recommend for this platform is Borla. Listen to them all…It’s the only one that truly stands out. Do they make one yet for the Teg or 11th gen civic? I’m not sure. If not, I’d have a muffler shop make the 10th gen’s fit.
Is it the A Spec?
hi if using cvt integra 2023 still the same sounds? thank you
It should sound similar because they both utilize the same engine. Keep in mind that with the manual, you can control the rpm range which will affect the sound. Whereas the CVT will control the rpms to be efficient based on the mode you're in. Unless you're using the paddle shifters, then you have some control on when it shifts.
Is this stock tune?
How does this sound compared to the OEM exhaust? Also, would this be legal in New York?
Yes California yoo😊
Question . Does modding these cars void your warranty??., their no more then 2 years old
No, I own one and asked the service manager. However if you do have a warranty issue, if it's related to the issue the claim can be denied. My salesman has this exhaust on his Integra, no issues.
Will this setup be good for daily driven? Not too loud?
Yes! They are very comfortable in city and even on highways. It has both sides where it can be great for daily and when you fully step on the throttle it can be brought out for the aggressive side.
Nice! Looking forward! Picking my integra up this weekend.
Any drone and will it pass emissions or throw a light?
All our systems will passes emissions (no Christmas lights on the dash), we do not have any products that affects/effect O2 sensors or catalytic converters.
@@REMARKEXHAUST awesome! How's the drone at highway speeds?
@@thevilllain none to VERY minimal. The LINK LOOP design was the purpose to kill the unwanted frequency while keeping the tone.
does this work with the SI???
Yea
Can this be done on a automatic?
We believe so.
The exhaust systems usually do not change in AT or MT transmission.
Without any dyno numbers it hard to not think this is just a copy of the factory exhaust with resonator and muffler delete? Why am I’m spending 900 bucks?
Because I'd rather not hack my factory exhaust if I want to revert back to stock if I sell the car one day and then I sell the aftermarket exhaust.
@@Nitek09Z u can hack it and weld it back if u need to. You’ll save like 800$ and it will sound the same
This is for automatic?
Transmission has zero to do with the exhaust my guy
40k for 200 crank hp…
I mean you can buy one for 32k too
Hondata says it’s more like 230 whp stock
Until the Integra comes with an R spec it’s a pointless platform. The 1.5 can’t handle 260hp without blowing up. So have fun with mods.
its not meant to be the fast one, just a sporty daily for someone looking for something nicer than an Si
there is a type S on the way with a type R motor.....
River lol
tustin lol