Originally Posted by xavior66
*Some EDM Del Sols had headlight level adjusters.
civics have those, too.
*Another option for the JDM Del Sols was this little "parking pole" that pretty much looked like a retracted antennae located just ahead and slightly off to the side of the headlight. I think it might have been button activated (not sure), but anyway, its function was to raise up and emit this little patch of light that was intended to assist in parking (darn blind people!) lol. But later versions of the Del Sol had this replaced with parking sensors. Not sure how that works though.
civic has those to. Ask Asiandoood
*Some JDM Del Sols had seat warmers.
most cars come with that option these days. Luckly, I don't need it
*Back when they were first coming out, Honda offered an optional "Sport kit" for the EDM Del Sols, which was pretty much a subtle body kit. Also avaible were lowering springs and special alloy wheels, although I'm not sure if these 2 items were included in the package.
civics and accords get those
*In designing the interior, the gauge cluster was given its unique shape to mimic that of goggles, to emphasize freeliness and openness, such as like riding a motorcyle.
:dunno: are you just writing shit down?
*EDM Del Sols have NVH (Noise and Vibration Harsness) sound insulation lining under the hood.
know anyone with an EDM sol?
*In 1994, all Del Sols' A/C system was changed from R12 to R134A.
and I bet thats the only car with an r134a a/c system, right?