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@MF: I just had the list for Honda City, that too its pretty old, I guess 2007 list released. Definitely the prices have slashed for the parts. For a new list, well you guys can definitely drop into a Honda Showroom, they have it with them.

@Vinayvtec: Well they didnt make parts for OHC aka Type 3 City ( In East Asian Markets ), reason being that it wasnt launched world wide and also, previously, Mugen used to be sooo occupied with NSX and S2000, that they didnt really bother making parts for versions, which werent sold in the big markets. But since the USDM scene has kicked in hard about Mugen, so now they are like alright, we might have a bigger market. So well anyways, back to the point. For NHC, the Civic EK is the closest you can get for donor parts. But hey, they are expensive. Getting them in India, well thats tough, you will have to source them.

@Mura: Well the meters are hideously priced. But they are everywhere else too. In the UK, the cost £850. As for the exhaust and manifold, well why not ? If you can shell a ton for AMG and Brabus, why not Mugen ? A true Honda Freak knows what Mugen is for Honda. Ye they are a bit over priced, but well its MUGEN, and thats how the deal. As for that Exhaust, its a Sports Type, it does sound good, but for the money, I feel there is one Exhaust from Mugen known as the Twin Loop also called as the S-Loop. Originally designed for the Civic, but with some fabrication, can go on the other cars as well. It is sheer pleasure. Its got a completely different throw. My friend has it on his Integra and boy o boy, its just a different game. It is quite a bit expensive though. But you can get tons of cheap knock ups, they are the same design, but not the same finish and quality.

@JRD: Easiest way, get it from Honda Showroom, you have to pay 25% advance and they order the part for you. Takes 2-3 weeks and they themself install it. Mugen parts, dont void warranty. So thats one advantage. But in my opinion, sourcing them personally, is a bit cheaper. If you dont want too much of a hassle, then US or Singapore are the best place. There are tons of vendors online. But if you can spend some time, try and get them directly from Japan. Its cheap.

Hope that helps.