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i thought the 94-97 accords were CD5's if im not mistaken

if i am i apoligize

This is great!!!

May I add for Datsun 240z 1973 "S30"

Thanks!

90-92 infiniti M30 (F31)!!!!!!!!!

not sure if it's been added

nissan/datsun

Fairlady/Sports/PL213 (1961-1962)
Fairlady/Sports 1500/SPL310/SP310 (1963 - 1965)
Fairlady/Sports 1600/SPL311/SP311 (1965- 1970)

240Z/ S30 (1972-1974)
260Z/ S30 (1972 - 1974)
280Z/ S30 (1975- 1977)
280ZX/ S130 (1978 - 1983)
300ZX (Z31) (1984-1989)
300ZX (Z32) (1990 - 1996)
300ZX (Jakari Z32) (1990 - 1999)
350Z (Z33) (2000 - 2008)
370Z (Z34) (2009 - testing)

This post has been edited by New 2 Z on Mar 6 2008, 05:54 AM

The 280Z had stopped being produced in '78, and was followed by the 280ZX from '78 to '83 which had the chasis code S130.

Also, can you please verify the change of chasis code for the 260Z, 280Z? I've always seen it as the S30 regardless. Or at least show me a site that states such information? I'm pretty curious.

^ ahh i knew i was missing something

as for the 260 and 240 i assumed they changed the code like that sorry for the misinformation

This post has been edited by New 2 Z on Mar 6 2008, 05:55 AM

Outside of the US, it was never a FB. There wasn't a 'chasis' change, so it should remain SA22 on the list. As far as Convertibles, it doesn't change the chasis. It does say after the chasis code on the VIN if it was 'vert but it doesn't deem it a change.

Although, after looking at it, yes the RX8 should be 'SE3P'

1989-1994 Mazda protege, 323, Familia GTX or Familia GTR "BG"

I'm going to amend this.

NT DSMs are D30A
Turbo FWD are D32A
AWD are D33A

The NTs had slight differences to account for the different engine, and the AWD had differences to account for the rear diff.

I have an 1983 Celica and a 1983 celica supra both with a chassis code of RA65
so for you out there there are two codes RA64 and RA65 not sure alot of you know that.
Wondering if it makes them any special not sure.

This just in.

Subaru Vivio RX-R's chassis code is.

KK4.

Lol dont forget the KK3, KW3, KY3 and KW4 for the other vivios

This post has been edited by djmisio85 on Jul 20 2009, 03:58 AM

LOL. KK4 was the best one

Upon this list Mazda REPU (rotary engine powered pick-up) needs to be added, although it is a truck it is RWD, old school jdm, and has a rotary powered engine, this in itself earns a spot! perhaps also older Datsun trucks.

I also did not see Datsun 510's, but maybe I'm blind. Also older Toyota Starlet's (kp60, kp61, etc). I believe some older Toyota Cressida codes are missing also.

And one more off the top of my head, while someone (thankfully) mentioned the ever-great Suzuki Cappuccino, we cannot forget about the Suzuki Swift. I could also mention we need (older) Volkswagen codes also, because of the awesomeness of an old school super beetle, or gti's/rabbit's/golf's, but alas these are not jdm, and fo' sho this is a jdm dominated forum!

Volvo's are easy as f**k, well, the older ones.

First number - Model (1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9)
Second number - Cylinders(usually) - (4, 5, 6)
Third number - Doors (4, 5)

For example, an 850 sedan was an 854, while a 240 coupe was a 242.

well since this thread is back from the dead i'll add the starions

1982/3-1987 A183 Starion (flat body)
1986-1989/90 A187 Starion (wide body)

I found out during a round of trivia at a car show yesterday that the 3/S (3000GT/Stealth) codes are:

NA: Z11A
2G TT Stealth (non-AWS): Z15A
1G-2G TT (all others): Z16A

Starion's are in the thread 4x times already yo!

Anyone know what specific Volvo's get drifted quite a bit overseas in Europe, new zealand, etc. One time I found a bunch of videos, and it was a two door hatch chunky Volvo that was quite sexy, but I cannot find any information on what Volvo's get drifted (I maybe want to buy one). It was something like "Top XXX country cars used for drifting" and proceeded to have America, and other countries top #10-20 drifted cars, along with videos.

Volvo 340/360.

They weren't sold in the US.

This post has been edited by MattW on Aug 25 2009, 08:28 AM

So that's pretty much the only one, no others? and maybe I'm mistaken but I thought it had a shorter back end, and different front. However, obviously you know your Volvo's better than I.

The only other hatchback Volvo built was the 480*, but that's front wheel drive.

*Until the C30.

Sooooooooo hawt. Want to touch the heiney.

I personally think it looks realllly cheap, haha.

This might be a stupid question, but would the 93 Eagle Talon have the same chassis code as the 1st Gen Eclipse. I am certain it should.

Yes, they would both share the D2xx base code.

What the last two digits would be depends on the trim level.

1.8L: D21A
2.0L NT: D22A
2.0L turbo: D22A
2.0L turbo AWD: D27A