As the title states!

 

goddamn canadians go to DC and pick up 2 chicks

 

Hey, the 8th VIN number signifies the trim model. If the 8th number is 8 or 9 then the integra is a 1992-1995 GSR. a 1991 LS SPECIAL EDITION integra will also have a number 9 as the 8th number. If you want the other trim model codes then hit me bacc up. Hope you find this useful for whatever reason it is youre asking.

 

gsr and type-r has dc2 in the vin number and ls has dc4 and some of the 4 doors have db somethign....

 

dc2 coupe gsr/type r db8 4 door gsr/type r

 

Thanks for all the help!

 

have fun stealing cars!

 

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Whats that all about. If you really want to know if it is a DC2 isnt looking at the gauge cluster a lot less obvious then staring at the small VIN number that I cover up whenever I park my car?

 

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Whats that all about. If you really want to know if it is a DC2 isnt looking at the gauge cluster a lot less obvious then staring at the small VIN number that I cover up whenever I park my car?</TD></TR></TABLE>

Shoot my VIN stays covered w/ a business card all the time.

When I was pulled over one time a cop asked my why it was covered, and I told him about how anyone w/ a VIN can make a key at a dealership, and he was like ah okay, just checking.

 

ehhh, just sorta wierd, all these post lately about how to identify type r's gsr's by there vins, how to jack up complete sides of a car etc, seems fishy to me

 

what are you guys talking about. its just the 8th number you need to know to know the trim model. 8 or 9 signifies GSR.

 

Stop stealing our cars

 

If you are going to steal a car using the VIN number you need the ENTIRE number gsr/ls/ etc doesnt matter. Integra owners are so damn paranoid.


Noob with RS: yea the 8th number tells it all but isnt that DC2 or DB8 a hell of a lot easier to spot?

 

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Noob with RS: yea the 8th number tells it all but isnt that DC2 or DB8 a hell of a lot easier to spot? </TD></TR></TABLE> yea but hes dumb

 

yea its a hell of a lot easier to see especially when i have a piece of paper in my pocket which has the two three digit-codes that i find a lot harder to remember than the numbers 8 and 9.

 

Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz!

 

LoL, Im thinking of buying this car actualy.. lol.. This must be a much bigger issue in the states than canada

 

DC2 or DB8...hell i think that should mean something to every integra owner. It is a lot easier to see that Vs count those small numbers in the VIN til the 8th number then check it out.

No need to be an *** about it. A few people already said the DC2 is easier to spot. It is just an alternative.

 

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When I was pulled over one time a cop asked my why it was covered, and I told him about how anyone w/ a VIN can make a key at a dealership, and he was like ah okay, just checking.</TD></TR></TABLE>

i learned something new today y0!

 

DC2= 2dr GSR/Type R
DC4= 2dr LS/RS/GS/SE
DB8= 4dr GSR/Type R
DB7= 4dr LS/RS/GS/SE

I'm not really all up to date on my G2 Vin numbers. I know they start with DA

 

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Shoot my VIN stays covered w/ a business card all the time.

When I was pulled over one time a cop asked my why it was covered, and I told him about how anyone w/ a VIN can make a key at a dealership, and he was like ah okay, just checking.</TD></TR></TABLE>

only its not true.

 

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only its not true.</TD></TR></TABLE>
only yeah, it really is. i had to get my key copied for the first time, and when i went in and asked him what i had to do, he just said get the vin number. he didn't even ask for my registration or title.

 

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Shoot my VIN stays covered w/ a business card all the time.

When I was pulled over one time a cop asked my why it was covered, and I told him about how anyone w/ a VIN can make a key at a dealership, and he was like ah okay, just checking.</TD></TR></TABLE>

the acura dealerships here make you show proof of ownership. they want to see registration and your D.L.

 

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the acura dealerships here make you show proof of ownership. they want to see registration and your D.L.</TD></TR></TABLE> i got a key made when i gave my acura dealer my vin over the phone once i just went down and paid my 1.50 for it and was on my way. they didnt check for ownership at all