Does Wiki cite it sources? If not, I'm going to edit it so everyone is wrong. Wiki is only for reference...

 

honda= hold on ***** dats awesome.
si= suck it

 

it's not sequential injection. it's sports injected.

in 1984 and 1985, honda made a civic sports model named the 1500S. in 86, the same model got fuel injection, hence the "i" added.

 

Indeed Si stands for Sport Injection never understood what makes EM1's injection so sporty

 

Search "honda civic sequential injection" in google and you'll find hundreds of results. the differences are the older honda and the typical non si models use either dual point or multi point and the newer non si models use direct injection so im almost certain its not sports injection. sports injection refers more to tuning brands like skunk2 and toda sports injection upgrade kits eg. bigger injectors, intake plenum and fuel rails, throttle bodies etc.

 

Just because you think it is one thing does not mean that it is.

As was said over and over by people who know what they are talking about, Si = Sport Injected. Period.

Unless you have documentation from Honda proving otherwise, please stick to the facts.

 

wow. this is news to me. considering i've owned 4 88-91 Si's and all have said multi-point fuel injection..

older hondas use carbs too buddy. go away. you have no knowledge..

i can search for VTECK and it brings up honda stuff on google.

 

Are the injectors in the 3g Civic Si even sequential (or even newer ones for that matter)? Seems to me they would more likely be batch fired. Or do I even know what I'm talking about (I've just got carbs)?

 

also SE-I= special edition injected

but ya dont know bout that so i just shhhhh :x

 

there were SE-I's for the third gen accords.

 

u got it.
i had one last summer and i junked it
.great car.

 

i think gsr stand for Good Sticky Rice or Good Sweet Rice.

 

this thread is fail.

 

And 2nd Gen Accords. Back in 1985. Only injected 2g Accord in the US, while Japan got 130hp 2g Accords in 1984. ****ers!

 

i know but hey atleast we 3 gee owners werent stuck w a wimpy 1.6 lol oh sht i forgot i got a civic too

 

Prelude had Si model starting in 1985, a year before the Civic. But there was no Prelude S in that generation.

 

The CRX also got it's first Si model in 1985...

 

I just called Soichiro. He said it stands for "Sport injection"

 

SI = Slow Integra

 

honda=hold on not done accelerating
Si=sport injected

 

The Prelude Si was introduced in 1985 as a fuel injected model. Before that, all Preludes were carbed.

 

This thread needs to die already.

 

yeah, you're tellin me..

 

Pretty sure the HF stands for High Fuel. As in High Fuel mileage.

As for the others, i don't think they stand for anything. They were just on cars that had to have some kind of name.

 

What Ive always figured.

DX = Deluxe
LX = Luxury
EX = Executive
HF = High Fuel