Acura Integra difference in VTEC and not

I understand that in all those sites that it is placed under a different name, I am asking if there is an actual material difference or not, and if so what are the differences
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Rachemon <UseLinkToEmail RemoveThis @AutoForumz.com> wrote in
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 > "Jim Yanik2" wrote:
  > > Rachemon <UseLinkToEmail RemoveThis @AutoForumz.com> wrote in
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   > > > Hi everybody,
   > > > I am wanting to put Greddy headers in my Acura Integra GS
  > > Non VTEC and
   > > > was wondering if the difference in VTEC or not would affect
  > > the type
   > > > headers. So, basically is there a difference in VTEC GSR
  > > Greddy
   > > > headers and Non VTEC GS headers?
   > > >
  > >
  > > In the JC Whitney Sport Compact catalog,DC Headers lists
  > > diferent headers
  > > for the 94-01 GS and 94-99 GSR ,but the same one for 92-93 GS
  > > and GSR.
  > >
  > > A quick glance at the first site Google turned up shows
  > > different Greddy
  > > headers for the 94-99 GS and GSR models.
  > > (doesn't anyone do Google-seraches first anyomre?)
  > >
  > > --
  > > Jim Yanik
  > > jyanik
  > > at
  > > kua.net
 >
 > I understand that in all those sites that it is placed under a
 > different name, I am asking if there is an actual material difference
 > or not, and if so what are the differences
 >


If they have different PART NUMBERS,they sure are not the same physical
part,otherwise the manufacturer would only stock the single part number,amd
list both models for the same part number.Different engines are going to
have different cylinder heads that the headers attach to,with
possibly(probably) different port configurations,thus the reason for
different parts for each model.
It will also matter if you have a SOHC or DOHC engine.

Maybe you should just go to a couple of import speed shops and ask your
questions.
--
Jim Yanik
jyanik
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