DC4

[XXpl0Sive]

Why does the plate under bonnet?
If you have time, can you check yours?

The plate is next to the Manufacture Date plate (eg. [Oct' 99] [DC4])

[Dream`R]

Why does the plate under bonnet?


Could u rephrase that plz

[fried]

yeah it seems OUR integras.. are called DC2's...... but on gsi's they seem to say DC4....
so i guess on vtir and itr, they are badged DC2? i dunno.

jon and i were discussing that a while back.

[joneblaze]

yeah it seems OUR integras.. are called DC2's...... but on gsi's they seem to say DC4....
so i guess on vtir and itr, they are badged DC2? i dunno.

jon and i were discussing that a while back.

was chatting to Ben bout this the other day... i believe that "DC2" is the nickname given to the "old" teg shape, and since the new shape is the DC5, there has to be a DC3 and DC4. i think the number denote the engine? Just like the EG's.... 2-9 or whatever? someone clear this up pls....

[dc2r]

I haven't checked but I'm pretty sure I have DC2 on my plate. And I own a 2001 DC2R...

[Spunkymonkey]

Mine is a DC2. It's a VTIR. The 3rd gen shape VTIR and type Rs are DC2.

3rd gen 4 door tegs are DB8 and JDM Xsi tegs are DA6.

I'm not fussed...I know what mine is :wink:

Yes, going by the info I've got here, each designation does represent a different engine. You have to remember the VTIR and type R (2000-2002) have the same engine code...ie B18c, with just different number on the end.

[EG_2_TEG]

my '94 GSi: DC4

[civicboy]

hahaha nice pic :!: is dat u doing some sorta circus move on ur teg :?: LOL

[dc2r]

Yes, going by the info I've got here, each designation does represent a different engine. You have to remember the VTIR and type R (2000-2002) have the same engine code...ie B18c, with just different number on the end.

2002 Type-R, or Integra for that matter, does not have the B-series engine anymore. Just thought I'd clear that up to save anyone from confusion. :)

[Spunkymonkey]

Yes, going by the info I've got here, each designation does represent a different engine. You have to remember the VTIR and type R (2000-2002) have the same engine code...ie B18c, with just different number on the end.

2002 Type-R, or Integra for that matter, does not have the B-series engine anymore. Just thought I'd clear that up to save anyone from confusion. :)

Yes I know the DC5 has the K20a

I was referring to the DC2 shape.

[EG_2_TEG]

hahaha nice pic :!: is dat u doing some sorta circus move on ur teg :?: LOL

hey civicboy, check out the big pic :D
http://www.integrated.org.au/oas/imagepages/image7.htm

[Rowie]

hahaha.... classic :lol:

[civicboy]

dam :!: thats hectik bro :!:
looks like jacky chan's stance :!: mad shit :!:

[civicboy]

dam :!: thats hectik bro :!:
looks like jacky chan's stance :!: mad shit :!:

[Vvvtec]

no problem hahahaha

[cbauto]

I just farted

[u mad?]

dam thats hectik bro
looks like jacky chan's stance mad shit

[cbauto]

Mine is a DC2. It's a VTIR. The 3rd gen shape VTIR and type Rs are DC2.

3rd gen 4 door tegs are DB8 and JDM Xsi tegs are DA6.

I'm not fussed...I know what mine is :wink:

Yes, going by the info I've got here, each designation does represent a different engine. You have to remember the VTIR and type R (2000-2002) have the same engine code...ie B18c, with just different number on the end.
Is that right

[Squalled]

Aww this is hektik as

[RenzokukenJ]

Hectic as fuk

[Vvvtec]

FUKING HECTIK AS FUK KUNTS

beast m8

[RenzokukenJ]

REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

Normies in my thread

[Integra-GSi]

1.6 L SOHC ZC (DB6, DB9 & DC1) Not sold in australia...
1.8L B18B (DB7 & DC4) DB7 DB7 Not sold in Australia... 4 door, DC4 Australian GSi, American LS.
1.8 L B18C (DB8 & DC2) DB8 not sold in Australia 4 door and DC2 is Type R, VTI-R, GS-R not sold in Australia.

DB = 4 door
DC = 2 door

I think that should be right.