New to import scene...fill me in.
12-03-2001, 10:49 AM
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New to import scene...fill me in.
The S2K is my first performance import so I'm fairly new to the import scene. In other posts I see alot of you guys refering to things like GSR's, ITR's, B-series motors, etc. I'm sure I'm not the only one around here that doesn't know what the hell any of that is so fill us in. 
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12-03-2001, 10:57 AM
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Well, MOst of them are refered to as Integra and Civic motors....B16A/b/c and Type R B-18c and stuff.......People just use the motor code to distingush their car since motor swap are common these days.
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GSR= Integra GSR
ITR= Integra Type R
B series= engines found in GSRs, ITRs, Civic Si, CRV
B18C1=GSR
B18C5= ITR
B16A= Civic Si
B20?= CRV
these are the US B-series engines
there is a lot of stuff so just ask with specifics and I'll try to reply as soon as I can
ITR= Integra Type R
B series= engines found in GSRs, ITRs, Civic Si, CRV
B18C1=GSR
B18C5= ITR
B16A= Civic Si
B20?= CRV
these are the US B-series engines
there is a lot of stuff so just ask with specifics and I'll try to reply as soon as I can
12-03-2001, 11:00 AM
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GSR = integra GSR
ITR = Integra Type R
b18 = Engine series used in 3rd gen Integra (94 to 2001 I believe). There is the b18c1 - c5.
The c5 was the ITR engine, and I believe the GSR is a c3 and the LS was a c1.
ITR = Integra Type R
b18 = Engine series used in 3rd gen Integra (94 to 2001 I believe). There is the b18c1 - c5.
The c5 was the ITR engine, and I believe the GSR is a c3 and the LS was a c1.
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Stook (an outlawed term) is used to refer to the wonderful S2000, although the sound of stook sounds like an old man clearing a flem ball oyt of his throat. 
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Originally posted by Triple-H
Stook (an outlawed term) is used to refer to the wonderful S2000, although the sound of stook sounds like an old man clearing a flem ball oyt of his throat.
Stook (an outlawed term) is used to refer to the wonderful S2000, although the sound of stook sounds like an old man clearing a flem ball oyt of his throat.
