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That's correct, this is not meant for the non-turbo 2.0L motors. The hatchback models all have 1.5L turbo motors.

It probably will fit the hatch...I'm guessing it will but we (or Invidia) need to test it first to make 100% sure. Since I think it is a high chance it will work, if anyone is interested in purchasing it and trying it, PM me and I can probably work something out so it is no real risk on your part.

Invidia just released a Front Pipe for the 1.5L Turbo 2016+ Civic Coupe and Sedan. Just like their N1 Exhaust, the Front Pipe looks amazing, and is full stainless steel construction. This front pipe DOES NOT replace your factory catalytic converter. Instead, it installs right after it...

You might want to check our updated application list for this exhaust: http://www.procivic.com/pages-product_car_part_info/product-2161/index.html HINT: Non-turbo Civic owners (coupe and sedan) now have an exhaust option!! I'll make a prediction: Your bank account is about to decrease a bit in...

I'm not sure at the moment, I don't have good info on that one.

Don't worry, that will happen soon.

The exhaust should not really affect mileage, especially since you really only see power gains from exhausts when at wide open throttle. So, if you MPGs went down my guess would be you're driving more aggressively in general.

I think my personal choice would be the VS style, but I also like the classic look of the OEM one. In terms of other parts, yes I think Seibon will be releasing a lip and some other ground effects in the near future.

This is a possibility, but I don't have concrete info on this from Invidia yet.

Seibon has quite a few new parts available now for the 2016+ Civic. This is an example of where a picture is worth a thousand words, so I will just stop typing now...:cool: Seibon OEM Style Carbon Fiber Trunk Lid for 2016 Honda Civic Coupe: https://www.procivic.com/pages-produ...528/index.html...

What specific other exhausts were you referring to? As far as I know, the hatchback exhaust fitment is slightly different.

The sedan and coupe LX are not 100% confirmed. We don't have them listed on our site. I don't believe Eibach has tested them on the non-turbo 2.0L Civics yet. They could work, we just don't know.

The wheel gap is much improved over stock. I *THINK* Eibach's picture of the white Civic is with the Pro-Kit, but I'm not 100% on that.

For the Pro-Kit, no aftermarket shocks are needed. It's a very mild drop. Even with the Sportline, I would say the factory shocks would hold up fine.

Yes it will fit the 2017 Hatchback LX from what Eibach is saying, since that uses the 1.5T motor.

Guess what? We now have both the Eibach Pro-Kit and Sportline springs in stock for ALL 2016-2017 turbo Civic models (coupe, hatch, and sedan)! Pro-Kit: http://www.procivic.com/pages-product_car_part_info/product-1347/index.html Sportline...

Looks great, thanks for the review!

Injen just recently released an intercooler for all 1.5T turbo 2016+ Civics (coupe, sedan, and hatchback). From what we can tell, the results are amazing. Injen managed to develop a drop-in (bolt-on) intercooler that is TWICE as large the factory one, and reduces air temps by up to 24 degrees F...

Awesome, looking forward to your video. Post it here!

Let's see what we can brew up in the next several months...:stirthepot: I can't promise anything though!