1995–2001 Acura Integra Engine

Description

The 1995–2001 Acura Integra continued its reputation for compact sporty performance, offering new styling, power and handling. The third generation was slender and aerodynamic in design. All three base trim levels (LS, RS, and GS) retained the same reliable 1.8L B18B1 inline-4, with an estimated 140 horsepower and 127 lb-ft of torque, a perfect blend of fuel efficiency and daily driving performance. The legendary Integra Type R first made it’s US debut in 1997 with the turbocharged 1.8L B18C5 VTEC engine. This track-ready car produced 195 horsepower and was adored for its race-calibrated suspension, limited slip differential, and lightweight body. It was popular among enthusiasts due to its aggressive performance and accurate handling. Powerful engines, a sporty platform, and nimble handling cemented the third-generation Integra’s status as an Acura with a small car that felt just as at home on the highway as it did in the corners..