New to Imports help, Is 1993 1.7L Acura Integra worth building up
Honda94VTEC
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From: Orlando
does something magical happen if both transmission are together? just curious? I think both engines come with the same identical transmissions both motors are pretty much identical for the most part.
Wannabe yuppie
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Be careful though--all Integra B-series cable transmissions from '92-'93 are marked YS1 including the one that came with the B18A1. The version of the YS1 is the same as the one in the JDM '92-'93 Integra RSi and XSi.
Oh and mine didn't have an armrest either. It was a dealer accessory.
And yes I did forget the moldings being embossed with the letters VTEC instead of DOHC. If we really want to get on the subject of nitpicking, the GSR was actually the GS-R and had this cool little badge below the right taillight:
It also had red/grey seat upholstery at least on the red, white and black (canada-only) cars; not sure what color the seats were in the teal one.
And of course, it has the higher 8000 RPM redline on the tach.
Oh and mine didn't have an armrest either. It was a dealer accessory.
And yes I did forget the moldings being embossed with the letters VTEC instead of DOHC. If we really want to get on the subject of nitpicking, the GSR was actually the GS-R and had this cool little badge below the right taillight:
It also had red/grey seat upholstery at least on the red, white and black (canada-only) cars; not sure what color the seats were in the teal one.
And of course, it has the higher 8000 RPM redline on the tach.
Rotorphile.
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From: Richmond, VA
Originally Posted by MrFatbooty
If we really want to get on the subject of nitpicking, the GSR was actually the GS-R and had this cool little badge below the right taillight:
