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wonder what does the trim names of the cars means >? like SI (sport injected ) or type aaaaaaaaarrrrrr ..... type Racing

wowpaw

Check out the FAQ sticky?

midniteweezer

I hate to do this...

RS = Regular Series
LS = Luxury Seies
GS = Grand Series
GS-R = Grand Series Racing
Type-R = Type Racing (hardcore stripped down version)
SE = Special Edition

Sleepy_Red_hatch

VX = Vtec-eXcellent

lol jk

JDM_Ej

Who really knows?

The only one I know for sure, is the SI which stands for (now obsolete) Sport Injection.

EeeJayEight

i always heard Si was for sport inspired... and SiR as sport inspired Racing

tsdenny

gsr = get stolen regulary
ls = likely stolen
gs = genreally stolen
rs = rearly stolen
itr = ??

fmrprojects

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ls = likely stolen
gs = genreally stolen
rs = rearly stolen
itr = ??</TD></TR></TABLE>

hes right

Bense

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RS = Regular Series
LS = Luxury Seies
GS = Grand Series
GS-R = Grand Series Racing
Type-R = Type Racing (hardcore stripped down version)
SE = Special Edition</TD></TR></TABLE>

I didn't even know that these latters meaned anythig. What's the difference between an LS integra and a GS integra then?

HiProfile

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It's Theif-Ready

I don't think the civic names have much meaning, since even an 'excitement xperimental' isn't exciting stock, and 'luxury xperimental' is far from luxurious.

G2 Speed

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It's Theif-Ready

I don't think the civic names have much meaning, since even an 'excitement xperimental' isn't exciting stock, and 'luxury xperimental' is far from luxurious.</TD></TR></TABLE>

don't think the word civic and luxury go together..

Slow EJ8

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ls = likely stolen
gs = genreally stolen
rs = rearly stolen
itr = ??</TD></TR></TABLE>

lol nice

NJcoupe

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I didn't even know that these latters meaned anythig. What's the difference between an LS integra and a GS integra then?</TD></TR></TABLE>

GS is the 98-01 Version of the 94-97 Version of the SE, its pretty much a GSR minus the motor, or an LS with leather and the wheels.

dut

EG = Everyday Gaffled
EK = Extremely Klepto'd
EJ = Extra Jackable
DC = Daily Confiscated

NineTwoSi

They are simply trim levels that represent the features included in the car. The letter themselves probably don't have any meaning to us as consumers but rather some kind of coding system for the manufacturer. It's similar to the way the engine stamps translate to series/liters/model (b18c1 = b - series/18 - 1.8 liters/c1 - GSR). People seem to look too deep into this. I know there are meanings to some of them for example SE 9 times out of 10 means Special Edition but most of it is just coding. If LX meant luxury anything what the hell does the X stand for?! And don't you think that the car companies would make a reference to it's meaning in the brochures for the vehicles. I don't think they are trying to make it all about mystery and intrigue. It's like a badge of honor. If you buzz by someone driving a DX in your EX with your vtec engine and power features and sunroof it lets others know you bought a more expensive car. That's a really trivial way to explain it but why do people who are rich buy 7-series BMW's and Bentley's, Ferrari's, Lambo's, etc... It represents success and status.

db8gsr_teg

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ls = likely stolen
gs = genreally stolen
rs = rearly stolen
itr = ??</TD></TR></TABLE>
lmao

PhatBoy5015

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by JDM_Ej &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Who really knows?

The only one I know for sure, is the SI which stands for (now obsolete) Sport Injection. </TD></TR></TABLE>

SI= sequential injection

CarbonEGG

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SI= sequential injection</TD></TR></TABLE>

I read the same thing in a Superstreet magazine.

Royal_C!ty

iTrader: (3)

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ls = likely stolen
gs = genreally stolen
rs = rearly stolen
itr = ??</TD></TR></TABLE>

lol.