Si Question
Here in the US I believe it was the 1986 CRX Si.
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japan doesnt have Si's, they have SiR's. the first vtec SiR was the 89 CRX SiR with the DOHC VTEC B16A. i think 86 was also the first year for the SiR in japan too with a Civic hatchback with a DOHC ZC motor, not sure though.
Last edited by JoePoonani; Jan 5, 2006 at 09:15 PM.
What does the R stand for in SiR. Anything? I thought I read somewhere, or maybe it was a rumor that SI meant Sport Injection or something. I found it. In an issue of HTM it says it means Sport Injection.
A Classic's Origins
The Civic's roots date back to '73, but it wasn't until 12 years later that U.S. car buyers would have the opportunity to get their hands on the performance icon known as the Si. First offered as a CRX, hatchbacks became available the following year for those desiring four seats.
An acronym for "sport injection," the Si became the first Civic to incorporate a fuel-injected, 1.5-liter powerplant, bidding good-bye to the age of carburetion. Early Si's quickly became synonymous with performance, featuring 14-inch wheels mated to high-performance tires, a monotone paint scheme and sport seats.
A Classic's Origins
The Civic's roots date back to '73, but it wasn't until 12 years later that U.S. car buyers would have the opportunity to get their hands on the performance icon known as the Si. First offered as a CRX, hatchbacks became available the following year for those desiring four seats.
An acronym for "sport injection," the Si became the first Civic to incorporate a fuel-injected, 1.5-liter powerplant, bidding good-bye to the age of carburetion. Early Si's quickly became synonymous with performance, featuring 14-inch wheels mated to high-performance tires, a monotone paint scheme and sport seats.
Last edited by Omniscient; Jan 5, 2006 at 02:18 PM.
Originally Posted by raminsco
the first SI was 86....the first SI with VTEC was 92 and it was a single cam...the first SI with DOHC VTEC was 93 del sol....thats all US stuff, Japan i have no clue...
SI = Sport Injection
SIR = Sport Injection Racing
SIR = Sport Injection Racing
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