Question For the Honda Guys

[racer_rex89]

Ok so lately I've been hearing guys call their civics- EGs, EKs, EFs, and stuff like that. What does that mean. And also what would you call a crx? :confused:

[Skaterkid]

It's the chassis code. Such as EG is the 92-95 Civic hatch. An 88-91 CRX is an EF, a 92-95 Civic coupe is an EJ, an EK is a 99-01 Civic hatch and so on. I don't know em all cause I'm not a hardcore Civic guy.

[HONDA GHANDI]

AP1- S2000
EP3- 2002-up civic Si
DC2-94-01 Integra
DC5- 02-up RSX
EG- 92-95 civic
EK 96-00 CIvic
EM2- 01-civic coupe
RD- CRV
RL Odyssey
ZE1- Inisight

[STIBungy]

US doesnt have EG6, correct? My old CX was a EH2 or EH3.

[RudysSI]

EP3 baby!!!

[HONDA GHANDI]

Right, thats the hatchy VTi

[Weston-work]

You ricers... it's not really a "chassis code"... For example, the GS-R and RS/LS/GS share the same chassis, except for the drivetrain and a couple of small differences; the GS-R is DC2 and the RS/LS/GS is DC4. The Type-R is a pretty big difference from all of the other Integra models, but it is still called DC2 for whatever reason. The difference between the Type-R (DC2) and the GS-R (DC2) is much much larger than the difference between the GS-R (DC2) and the RS/LS/GS (DC4).

[transaxion]

I was almost certain that the DC4 was just the four door teg...you're probably right...and thats why the 4dr gsr is called a DB8? what are the other 4dr tegs?

[HONDA GHANDI]

Here this might help you understand. It is my secret honda chassis code decoder ring. It doesnt have acuras and some of the older Honda codes but you will get the picture of how the chassis code can be the same for some cars and not others.

[blackciv4]

Here this might help you understand. It is my secret honda chassis code decoder ring. It doesnt have acuras and some of the older Honda codes but you will get the picture of how the chassis code can be the same for some cars and not others.

I always wanted to see that, thanks Tobi!

[Zach]

You ricers... it's not really a "chassis code"... For example, the GS-R and RS/LS/GS share the same chassis, except for the drivetrain and a couple of small differences; the GS-R is DC2 and the RS/LS/GS is DC4. The Type-R is a pretty big difference from all of the other Integra models, but it is still called DC2 for whatever reason. The difference between the Type-R (DC2) and the GS-R (DC2) is much much larger than the difference between the GS-R (DC2) and the RS/LS/GS (DC4).
i always thought that they changed it from dc2 in 94-95, to dc4 in 96-01? maybe im wrong though.

[Weston-work]

I was almost certain that the DC4 was just the four door teg...you're probably right...and thats why the 4dr gsr is called a DB8? what are the other 4dr tegs?

DB7: 4dr B18B (RS/LS/GS)
DB8: 4dr B18C (GS-R)
DC4: 2dr B18B (RS/LS/GS)
DC2: 2dr B18C (can be GS-R [B18C1] or Type-R [B18C5])

The Type-R is identified as JH4DC231xxxxxxxxx.

i always thought that they changed it from dc2 in 94-95, to dc4 in 96-01? maybe im wrong though.

OBD-II came in '96, but the "chassis codes" remained the same.

[Zach]

OBD-II came in '96, but the "chassis codes" remained the same.
oh ok, thats what i was thinking after reading some of the other posts.

[racer_rex89]

Wow I didn't expect that many replys, but thanx you guys answered my questions. :Beer:

[BlueFang08]

CD5 = 94-97 accord 4 door
CD7= 94-97 Accord 2 door
CD6= 94-97 Accord SIR

[TedR719]

EJ1 = 93 Civic Coupe
EJ2 = 94-95 Civic Coupe