what with all the ek, eg, ef, ej, what does that mean just wondering ,..thanks

 

styles of cars and the years kinda.
ek is like 88-91
eg 92-96

so on and so forth. those times probably aren't perfectly accurate and eg might only go to 95. helps when buying stuff because some will not cross and some don't matter.

 

wrong thats usdm ed and jdm ef for 88-91 crx/civ
civics usdm are eh ej em and some other only one i know for jdm is ek

 

its just chassis code names for body style

 

People often call all 96-00 EKs and 92-95 EGs, but really they're different. It's just a chassis code like delsolo said. Some people on here enjoy freaking out when people say the wrong ones.

 

There are so many it's almost mind numbing. Like I drive a usdm 93 coupe, well my chassis code is EJ1. My friend has a Canadian 93 coupe and his is EJ2. My other friend drives a Canadian 94 hatch and his is EH2 which would be an EG in most people's minds. For a broad generalization here goes:

88-91 civic-EF
92-95 hatch-EG
92-95 coupe-EJ
96-00 civic-EK
94-01 integra-DC

Those are most common and like I said this will give you a general idea of what peeps are talking about.

 

just adding a few more

99-00 civic si-em1
96-00 civic coupe-ej8
02- integra-dc2

correct me if im wrong

 

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Only the 02 integra part, they stopped making the integra in 01 and in 02 its the rsx and I believe that the chassis code for that is dc5. Dc2 is 94-01 integra coupe not four door I believe the integra four door is a DB9??

 

actually the ej8 part is wrong too. it goes by model like EX is ej8 and DX is ej6.

92-95 Civic "EG"

EJ1-ex coupe
EJ2-dx coupe
EH2- all hatches -si
EH3- SI hatch

96-00 civic "EK"

EX coupe- EJ8
DX coupe/hatch- EJ6
HX coupe- EJ7
SI coupe- EM1

 

Some of what was said in here is incorrect. I won't go though pointing it all out, instead I'll just link you to the correct information.

Everything you want to know is in this thread.

https://honda-tech.com/forums/honda-civic-del-sol-1992-2000-1/chassis-code-cheat-sheet-other-specs-too-2581875/

 

As far as what people THINK is right, here are some of the commonly understood terms:

"BB2/4" - '92-'96 Prelude
"BB6" - '97-'01 Prelude
"CB" - '90-'93 Accord
"CD" - '94-'97 Accord
"DA" - '90-'93 Integra
"DB" - "Integra sedan" (used for '90-'93 an '94-'01)
"DC" - '94-'01 Integra
"EF" - '88-'91 Civic/CRX
"EG" - '92-'95 Civic
"EK" - '96-'00 Civic

Remember that many of these codes actually can refer to totally different cars, or some of the cars grouped in the generations described can have totally different codes.

So, technically speaking, the information I just posted here in this post is incorrect!

 

4 life.

 

thanks for all the reply's i had no idea wtf it meant guess ive still got alot to learn..........

 

i like the poeple that call there eh2s egs lmao

 

No one said what the del sol's are

 

i think del sols are eg2's bro

 

My post covers ALL 5G Civics, 6G Civics and del Sols (besides the Rover chassis five doors).

You just have to click the link.

 

em1 is a ll I need to know. 3 doors are light but I'm so set up with my 1999 Si, love that thing. Just stoked on it, not even commenting on the codes. Duel wishbone etc it's great.

 

del sols usdm si are eh6 the v-tec models are i beleive eg2's same with jdm although i never seen one in person

 

and actually the ek is the 96-00 hatchback but in japan. there is no such thing as a usdm ek.

 

USDM del Sols are EG1 (93-95 S), EG2 (94-97 VTEC) and EH6 (96-97 S, 93-97 Si).

 

Actually, EKs are '95-'00 hatches and sedans in a variety of countries, including Japan. In some countries, like Japan, the sixth generation Civic started in 1995.

Once again.

https://honda-tech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2581875