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09-13-2004, 02:19 PM
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Re: SiR (Eg Smurf)
if u look in ur servace manual it should tell u the dif... cuz i have a 92 hatch (canada) and i was reading mu servace manual cuz i was maddddd ripped and it sed that i have a higher compression ratio than the american version and i have a simi different suspension.... so just read ur servace manual and it will tell u the specs of the canadan and the american version.... 
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Re: SiR (BoZz)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by BoZz »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">if u look in ur servace manual it should tell u the dif... cuz i have a 92 hatch (canada) and i was reading mu servace manual cuz i was maddddd ripped and it sed that i have a higher compression ratio than the american version and i have a simi different suspension.... so just read ur servace manual and it will tell u the specs of the canadan and the american version.... </TD></TR></TABLE>
OMG was this written in english?
The Si in Canada is the EX in the US and the SiR in Canada is the Si in the US. No differences other than the badges. Personally I think it makes no sense as to why Honda decided to do that rather than just leave it all the same across North America.
</TD></TR></TABLE>OMG was this written in english?
The Si in Canada is the EX in the US and the SiR in Canada is the Si in the US. No differences other than the badges. Personally I think it makes no sense as to why Honda decided to do that rather than just leave it all the same across North America.
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