What is the engine code on the '04 SI? I don't know too much about the new engine codes.
Also what is the wheel offset I need to look for when buying wheels?
TIA


Modified by redsihatchback at 5:21 AM 2/6/2005

 

Find the search button and make friends with it. You'll answer most of your questions that way.

 

I agree that you should search .....but the engine code is k20a3

 

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I did that, and didn't have time to read 15 pages of responses. sorry dude.
Call me lazy- I don't mind..

 

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I did that, and didn't have time to read 15 pages of responses. sorry dude.
Call me lazy- I don't mind.. </TD></TR></TABLE>

lol

 

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Also what is the wheel offset I need to look for when buying wheels?
TIA


Modified by redsihatchback at 5:21 AM 2/6/2005</TD></TR></TABLE>

k20a3
dunno bout offset :/

 

Wheel offset is +45 for the stockies. I could be wrong.

 

So instead of looking through it yourself you decided to post a whole new post? Now when someone searches the posts for engine codes they'll have to search through more than one post!! I hate it when I search yahoo and have to search through a hundred different articles to find one tid-bit of info when it could all be on one web site(which will never happen)!!

Ever speed read? Just look for keywords. You dont have to read it all.

 

If you have the window sticker that came with the new car, it shows it there just below your vin number.

It should start with:

K20A3-XXXXXXX

 

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TIA


Modified by redsihatchback at 5:21 AM 2/6/2005</TD></TR></TABLE>

Whatever wheels you decide to upgrade to, don't get rid of the OEM wheels. Oh, and if whatever wheel you get comes with a center ring (not hubcentric), or you have to use different lug nuts (than OEM), the wheel is not a proper fit. A proper aftermarket fit is a wheel that you can install and use without any modifications and with the original lug nuts. In other words, many of the aftermarket wheels out there say they will fit your car, but really made to satisfy the masses, and not just Honda. Caveat emptor...