HKS Legamax Sports Exhaust & Custom Dyno Tune – Honda Civic Type R FL5
CIVIC TYPE R

HKS Legamax Sports Exhaust & Custom Dyno Tune – Honda Civic Type R FL5

Revzone Melbourne installed an HKS Legamax Sports catback exhaust and custom dyno tune on a Honda Civic Type R FL5. ECU jailbreak, Hondata FlashPro, full exhaust install, and dyno tuning on our Dynapack.

Honda Civic Type R FL5 HKS Legamax Sports Hondata FlashPro Custom Tune
Vehicle
Honda Civic Type R FL5
Service
HKS Exhaust Install + Custom Dyno Tune
Use Case
Daily / Spirited

The Brief

The owner wanted more sound and more power from his FL5 Type R without going overboard. The factory exhaust is quiet for what the car is, and the K20C1 has proven headroom for a clean tune. The goal was a catback exhaust with proper titanium tips and a custom dyno tune to extract what the factory leaves on the table.

The Build

The factory catback was removed and the HKS Legamax Sports system went in. We chose the Legamax Sports because it’s a well-engineered system with a proper tone that suits the FL5 without being obnoxious, and the titanium tips look the part sitting in the factory diffuser. Straightforward swap that bolts up to the factory mid-pipe.

With the exhaust sorted, we moved to the ECU. The FL5 needs a jailbreak before Hondata FlashPro can communicate with it, a one-time procedure that opens the ECU for reflashing and gives full access to fuel, ignition, cam timing, and boost targets. From there, the car was tuned on our Dynapack with a custom calibration optimising fuel delivery, ignition timing, cam phasing, and boost targets on 98 octane. The tune was built around daily reliability with a focus on better throttle response and extracting the power the factory tune leaves on the table.

The Result

The Legamax Sports gives the K20C1 a deeper, more aggressive tone under load while staying refined at cruise. The active exhaust valve integration means it’s still quiet when you want it to be. The custom tune cleans up the factory fueling and ignition tables, with improved throttle response, smoother power delivery, and stronger pull through the mid-range.