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Civic FD, What does 'FD' standard for?


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it doesn't stand for anything except it's extracted fromt the chassis code of the car, used to identify the different generations of civic.

 

for e.g. prior to this was the ES8(1.5L) / ES5(1.6L) and also ES1(1.7L)

 

for the new civic, FD1(1.8L) / FD2(2.0L) / FD3(Hybrid) and also FD4(1.6L)

 

the same goes for other makes of cars, for e.g. Mitsubishi Evo has the CT9A chassis code, however Evo X, will use a completely redesigned chassis, so the code may change.

 

hope that answers ur n00b question.

 

I understand it's the chassis code. But at 1st when I heard that the code for this new Civic is called FD, immediately the Rx-7 FD came into my mind [laugh] Except that for Rx-7, it's FD3s while for Civic, it's FD1, 2, 3 & so on..

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nowadays the hotest honda civic FD, What does 'FD' standard for? confused.gif

FD 'Fei Die' (Flying Saucer) shakehead.gif

FD 'Fast Died' shakehead.gif

etc....

 

its just the chassis code lah.

all cars model got different chassis code.

so what do you think the Mercedes E-200 "W210" stands for?

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Thanks for the education. Now, at last, I know I am the owner of the FD2; dunn good car. Also encountered first rate service at Ubi Sve Ctr.

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