is a 96 dx d16y7 eg or ek?

 

ek

 

Technically it's not an EK, but it's the same body (assuming it's a hatch)

 

A 96 dx is an EJ.

 

Doesn't it say in the VIN number?

 

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True. That whole chassi (96-00) is generally referred to as an EK. Whatever works for you.

 

Technically it's neither, but the 96-98 models are generally referred to as EK's, 92-95's are generally referred to as EG's, and the 99/00 Si's are generally referred to EM1's.

 

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That doesn't make sense. You're telling him it's not an EK, when you said 96-98 Honda Civics are generall called EKs when he has a 96.. Hmm.

 

so then what is a 99-00 ek dx lx hx

 

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Again, generally any 96-00 is referred to as an EK as a broad term. To get specific, a coupe is an EJ, a hatch is an EK; I'm not sure about ferios. 99-00 Si modles are typically called EM1 because of the motor that the car comes stock with.

 

Sry I forgot to mention its a 96 dx coupe. So EJ right?

 

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It makes perfect ******* sense.

You know exactly what the expletive I meant but for some ungodly reason you feel it's necessary to be an ******* about everything.

At OP:
In general, 96-98 civics are referred to as EKs in general, regardless of their actual chassis code.

I'll just leave it at that.

 

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It makes perfect ******* sense.

You know exactly what the expletive I meant but for some ungodly reason you feel it's necessary to be an ******* about everything.

At OP:
In general, 96-98 civics are referred to as EKs in general, regardless of their actual chassis code.

I'll just leave it at that.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Care to get that sand out of ****? You seem to be getting butt hurt over nothing.

Let's analyze this again, mmkay?

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The OP has a 1996 Honda Civic coupe. Specifically, 92-00 coupes with the exception of the 99-00 Si is referred to as an 'EJ'. Generally 96-00 Civics are referred to as 'EK', however this is a broad term. You're saying it's neither an EJ or an EK, so what is it than if it's a 1996 coupe? You said it can't be an EJ or an EK? Care to explain?


Modified by JDM-EJ1 at 4:16 PM 12/31/2006

 

God.....I've started a war...

 

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Not at all. What Syndacate posted doesn't make any sense. I want to make sure he understands what he's talking about so he doesn't give others misinformation.

 

So ok. So my 96 dx coupe d16y7 non vtec is a...

 

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EJ. I'm not sure specifically what the last number is. For example, my 1994 Honda Civic EX coupe is an EJ1. 96-00 EX coupes are EJ8. It will say in your VIN number what your car is.

 

ok thank u very much.

 

Glad I could help. Good luck.