what is the difference between the two?

 

ones hella jdm the other is wak *** usdm

 

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ROFL. yeah, basically what he said.

EF9 is JDM Civic hatch and ED6 is USDM Civic hatch

 

They're chassis numbers, it depends what kind of EF or what kind of ED your talking about.

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ROFL. yeah, basically what he said.

EF9 is JDM Civic hatch and ED6 is USDM Civic hatch</TD></TR></TABLE>

Except the ED6 wasn't just marketed in the US.

 

Right.

my ed6 is CDM.

In fact...... The Canadian cars were slick in the sense that the floorpans are all the same and you can put 89 seats directly into a 91 w/o the seat pan swap....

 

yay so i have a canadian car lol. so i can still add and do swaps and all that good stuff?

 

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...yes

 

ha yeah you can still motor swaps and all that, haha ED is just the chassis letters, then the number following is the car that it is. example: EF9 JDM SiR civic hatch. and ED6 canadian model STD hatch and like the EF8 the JDM SiR crx.

 

No love for EE's?

 

ED6 does not mean your car is CDM either. My ED6 is USDM for sure. They're just chassis designations, they don't really say anything about location. I remember seeing a complete list somewhere but they had "EE" in Europe along with over here(Wagons) and I believe some EF's in Europe too. Don't quote me on that though because it's been awhile.

 

I don't think anyone was saying ed6 was the code for CDM. I just said mine happened to be Canadian.

 

mine is a ed6 and it is canadian too lol and u can do anything u want to it just dont buy a sir hood unless u have a sir front end the hood is diff i bought one and it didnt latch lol

 

yeah i got a ED7 its canadian model as well

 

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I was referring to classdork987654's statement; as it seems he's assuming he has a CDM vehicle because yours is CDM with the ED6 chassis code.

 

Actually the first number of the VIN indicates where is was built:

1-4= USA
2= Canada
3 = Mexico

 

If anyone actually cares to decode their vin: http://hondaswap.com/general-t...29059/

Just because your car was made in Japan doesn't make it a JDM model though. The JDM/USDM/etc. is based on the market it was sold in which is where the ED/EE/EF comes into play. As far as I can remember, all CRX's were made in Japan.

 

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I was referring to classdork987654's statement; as it seems he's assuming he has a CDM vehicle because yours is CDM with the ED6 chassis code.</TD></TR></TABLE>

oh, oops

 

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1-4= USA
2= Canada
3 = Mexico
</TD></TR></TABLE>

Both of mine the first digit is J.

J means it was made in Japan.

 

Same here; I had two 88 CRX's and currently 88 Civic Std.

As far as I know, all the 88's were made in Japan. I can't confirm this though but maybe the stamped "box" rear LCA is a giveaway?