Help! Exhaust advice needed

[Vimeous]

I've a hole in the exhaust, in front of the back-box but I'm not sure in which section.

I need to know who make good stainless exhausts (both cat back and including cat) for my motor and how much it costs and I don't know where to start. I'm not really looking for performance gains just good quality (a few bhp would be lovely of course).

I will only buy good value as I'm almost skint and am quite happy to have non-stainless if the price isn't right.

Can you help?

Car is:
Honda Civic 1.8Vti (5dr Hatch like Rover 400) 1997P; Engine is a B-series but I forget which one.

TA!

[Lowe]

Find a Powerflow dealership near to you. You canb specify how loud and the tail pipe. Shouldn't cost too much and will be made to measure for the car. Job done.

[Vimeous]

Are Powerflow the prefered option or should I be thinking Magnex, Piper and all the other brand names too?
Ideally I'd like to get it from a Honda specialist but I obviously don't want 'specialist' prices!

Does anyone else have a powerflow exhaust here?

[Moby-Dick]

Powerflow are only as good as the dealship you go to ( its a franchise )

anythign on honda revolutions ?

have a look at the Vtec on http://www.cambs-performance.co.uk/

I think Chris may be able to help you ( he is the guy I got my Rover off )

[Russ]

piper make very decent exhausts. powerflow are good, as u can have wahtever u like stuck on. spoon may be a better option if u are really after performance

[Jiff Lemon]

have a word with JP exhausts in macclesfield (trying to find the site...) - Bit of a trek maybe, but their workmanship is second to none. They may even have an off the shelf solution. Just remeber that if you do decide to go Cat free, it would probably have to go back on at MOT time.

[Vimeous]

Thanks guys. I'm not going cat free, I'm not a DIY fan so I'm not prepared to do MOT swaps.

[5lab]

just weld the hole shut tbh