Honda Integra Type R AUDM vs JDM Comparison

**T-onedc2** · 28-11-2008 05:55 PM

Originally Posted by [SDCTVE]

what about VTi-R?

not sure, every VTi-R I've seen had a sunroof. In the context of what I read it only referred to GSi.

Surpisingly A/C was a dealer fitted option, and hence the most popular option.

Sources are an interesting read:
http://www.mynrma.com.au/cps/rde/xch...car_review.htm

http://www.goauto.com.au/mellor/mell...C?OpenDocument

**Bludger** · 30-11-2008 05:03 AM

Originally Posted by T-onedc2

Correct, AUDM is based on UK spec but without the rear fog light and optional front foggies, suspension (bar the 4x114 hub) is all JDM '96 spec.

Originally Posted by VTECMACHINE

I just found out, that AUDM DC2R has JDM 96 Spec rear A-arms.

whats that all about?

anyone can tell me the differences??

didn't know we use rear A arms??

there is just top lca, bottom lca & trailing arm???

and whats the difference in the front?

**T-onedc2** · 30-11-2008 12:01 PM

I should have clarified, AUDM is JDM '96 spec suspension, never heard of "A" arms. Front is double wishbone and rear is trailing arm.

**VTECMACHINE** · 01-12-2008 01:10 PM

Ahhh I called them A-arms. Cos I have heard that term before. Indy @ ISMR and Ben @ Touge Tune call them that too. Might not be entirely correct. You know how you can get Cusco rear camber arm adjusters... that's the part I was referring to. They are JDM 96 Spec, and not JDM 98 spec. Apparently makes a big difference, and Mr Spoon talks about them being a worth while upgrade in the Type R legend video.