Hi im currently looking at buying a intergra, but cannot afford insurance of a integra type-r.. im currently a civic driver.

i have been looking at all the integras for sale locally and one has come up intergra ZSI, now i have done a search and cant find anything related to this at all. is it a typo and is ment to be a XSI, if so what engine does it have? and what kind of power.. another thing is that this model is a Auto, yet everywhere i have looked i can only find info on the XSI Manual..

Any help please..

thank you

Rob

 

What country do you live in??

They might call the models differently where u live.

 

im not too sure, but i think it is the d-series motor integra.
let me see.

 

xsi is the b16 series of integra. it wont be as fast as the b18 series of integra. anyhow it sounds kinda fishy to me, i wouldnt buy it...

 

No way in hell could a d-series motor pull a integra...that thing would be as slow as a geo metro

 

well he never specified a year, and there was an integra, overseas, and it was acutally a zc motorm which came out from 90-93. i just couldnt remember what model it was.


here is a link.
http://www.superhonda.com/tech/honda_engine_codes.html

 

right well the integra is a jap import to the uk, if that helps? its the shape with 2 round headlights, the accual year is not specified.

 

They behave pretty much like a Civic EX, actually. In Japan, the ZC powered versions of the Integra where more popular then any of the others because it was the "base" engine.

I don't know of any ZSi, nor does Honda of Japan's website list one. The closest I know of would be the ZXi, which is basically an LS (mid-grade) with a ZC engine. If it has the four bugeye headlights and was imported from Japan, it's probably a mid '93 to mid '95 ZXi.

 

Memory a bit fuzzy, but I remember reading something about this, isn't it 4WD?
That would be pretty cool..

 

the integra with the sohc was produced only in 1993 in japan. it is basically the 94-97 chassis with a single cam civic motor. from what i know, it was fuel efficient