how can you tell a integra si-vtec (the circle headlight one 91-95?) from the other integra? apart from it havin a b18c... like exterior and interior diffrences? and do they have lsd? thanx.

 

wtf...

 

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The chassis code will tell you which model of Integra it is. Some SiR-G's have LSD's, some do not.

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One would think that a self-proclaimed "jdmintegraowner" would know about JDM Integras. <FONT SIZE="8"></FONT>

 

The model and year differences must be specific to the Aussie market. In North America, all Integra models have the same headlights in each year. The round headlights were used '94-01, with a very slight change in '98 so that the clear plastic headlight covers are slanted and more flush with the bumper, rather than full verticle as in '94-97. And in North America we don't even have an "si-vtec" model; the Integra models here are LS, RS, GS, GS-R, SE (special edition), and Type R (some of which are available as a 3-door as well as a 4-door). So whatever exterior and interior differences were present on the North American models may not be applicable to the models you get down under.

If you're curious about differences in Integra models sold in North America, check out the specs on Edmunds.