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GROUPED VEHICLE FITMENTS · UNITED STATES
Acura Integra: generations, trims & engines
A trim can keep the same engine code while its output or electronics change. Specification versions stay separate below. These sourced groups do not identify the trim of every EPA fuel-economy configuration. Open the grouped Integra reference ↗
Generation 2 1990–1993
U.S. model years. Detailed trim coverage is stated on each card; it may cover only part of this generation.
Same engine code, separate specification versions. Original catalog OBD labels are inconsistent; its 1992–1993 torque also differs from Acura's chronology. Original records are preserved.
Engine-code identity links do not establish interchangeability with every legacy variant. Original source configurations and conflicting legacy values remain available separately.
Engine-code identity links do not establish interchangeability with every legacy variant. Original source configurations and conflicting legacy values remain available separately.
Engine-code identity links do not establish interchangeability with every legacy variant. Original source configurations and conflicting legacy values remain available separately.
2 original source records — EPA configurations and preserved legacy entries
EPA rows may cover several trims and do not establish an engine code. They are kept as source evidence beneath the grouped fitment reference.
— Not recorded. ¹ Legacy hp rating standards are unverified; source-backed entries show their original units. ² Combustion production years are shown as originally recorded; EV years identify vehicle model years. Data notes