I have a 92 accord coup. It's white with a dark blue hood and tinted windows. I'm not sure what model it is the guy who owned it before me removed the model emblem. I think it's an EX because it has a sunroof electric side view mirror adjustments and a stock spoiler. What sucks is that it's an automatic and people tell me you can't add much horsepower to the f22a engine. I do have a really nice sounding sound system. I have a pioneer head unit with a plug for Ipod in the glove box. I have two amps, the first is a JBL GTO series mono block 300 watts RMS 660 max and the second is a JBL CS series 4 channel 81 watts RMS per channel, 145 per channel max. I have two ten inch JBL subwoofers in a vented box, two 6.5 inch infinity 1020i series in the front and two 6.5 kenwoods in the back. I didn't want a "hear how loud system is?" system so I went for high fidelity, but it can still make the hair on your head vibrate, but I have a long way to go before my ride is complete.

 

I'm not so sure what the point of this post is, but I'm glad you like the sound of your infinities. Many including myself find them way too harsh. Now I'm not judging you or your system, but I wouldn't call that a high fidelity system. I wouldn't even call my own system a high fidelity system. To get to that level you really need a processor or at least HU with a 3 way crossover, a nice EQ and timing adjustments. But your on the right track, loudness is just for the kids.

 

you should be able to tell your trim level from looking at your title.

additionally i believe even carfax gives that info free just by running your vin. not to mention the owners link site would

 

my registration has my trim level on it

 

A 92 with those features has to be an EX

 

Iwouldnt doubt its an EX.Unless previous owner did those factory options on his own.