Honda Integra Type R AUDM vs JDM Comparison

[T-onedc2]

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

[[SDCTVE]]

what about VTi-R?

[T-onedc2]

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

[VTECMACHINE]

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.

[T-onedc2]

Yeah it's the upper control arm, like you said different on '96 & '98 Spec JDM ITR, Ichishima-san says it gives easier handling.

[90LAN]

i have a set on my eg

[T-onedc2]

i have a set on my eg

Can you notice the difference?

[90LAN]

Can you notice the difference?

nope it would hard to tell maybe because i have coilovers

[T-onedc2]

nope it would hard to tell maybe because i have coilovers

surely it could only affect the camber I'm guessing...

[u mad?]

Audm better

[Vvvtec]

can someone post eg vs nsx version please I'm having a really hard time choosing between the two