what is the designator for a 99 Si?

Is there a place to learn all acronyms?

Total noob, just trying to figure out what I have. So, I can read the appropriate posts.

Flame away.....

 

em1 is the 99-00 civic si

 

funny tread title lol

 

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread/1928390

 

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i was thinking the same

 

loll...for stuff like that you search before you ask ...

 

just look at your vin number that tells you too.

 

thanks guys...i was half in the bag when i posted that. I am trying to learn more about the car. People always ask if it is a real Si. I always reply that the stickers say it is.

 

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Vehicle Identification Number number...

How redundant.

Sorry, I just see this over and over again from lots of people and it gets me everytime.
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Fourth, fifth and sixth digits of your VIN will say EM1 if it's a real USDM Si or Canadian SiR.

There are other countries that have EM1s too. They're all coupes and all have the B16A. Some of the other countries call them VTis or VTi-Rs. All VTis are NOT EM1s though. There are VTi hatches and sedans that you're more likely to find online than the VTi coupes.

I know a lot of people say the US missed out on "all the good Civics" but that's really not true. Most other countries had a lot of commuter Civics with lower displacement (you can find D13s, D14s and D15s in some). The Civics with 4WD were all D-series too and weren't any sort of sport 4WD. They were only about 70/30 or so anyway, so don't think of then as being comparable to WRXes and the like.

The US ended up with similar trims as the rest of the world, only our DOHC VTEC came in a coupe instead of a hatch or sedan. As for the Type R, that was Japanese only anyway.

 

^^^

 

I will check the VIN in the am....the redwings are on.

 

99 si is a em1 ej are regular coupes and ek are hatches

 

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Wrong. Try again.

 

Since there is so much mixed up information, this is a summary of the USDM 6G (1996-2000) Civic models.

civichome missed all mention of sedans and <u>there are NO EKs sold for the US market</u>.

EJ6 (SOHC non-VTEC)
96-00 Honda Civic DX coupe
96-00 Honda Civic CX hatch
96-00 Honda Civic DX hatch
96-00 Honda Civic DX sedan
99-00 Honda Civic DX-V / VP sedan
96-00 Honda Civic LX sedan

EJ7 (SOHC VTEC-E)
96-00 Honda Civic HX coupe

EJ8 (SOHC VTEC)
96-00 Honda Civic EX coupe
96-00 Honda Civic EX sedan

EM1 (DOHC VTEC)
99-00 Honda Civic Si coupe

EN1 (SOHC VTEC CNG)
98-00 Honda Civic GX sedan

 

 

nice, now I know what my car is. LOL

 

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Hooray!!!

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EN1 (SOHC VTEC CNG)
98-00 Honda Civic GX sedan</TD></TR></TABLE>

natural gas civic FTW

 

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love it when noobs answer questions

 

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I hate it.

 

This again?

 

It's not so much that they're noobs to the site... it's more of the people who answer questions when they don't know the answer.

It's just worse when they post the wrong answer because they only read the first post, only to see that the right answer was posted before.