First try. Filthy Accord in nice location. Tried to include Front, side and engine bay. Just as i bought it 2 months ago. here goes le click

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Bugger me ! It worked ! Got more if needed. Right chaps, identification needed please.

 

Wow, looks like a USDM Prelude front and USDM Civic rear. The engine bay looks exactly the same as my F22B2 though...

 

Brake fluid resevoir is on the other side though...hmmm...I'll assume the master cylinder is over there too.

 

Got clearer shots of engine bay

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Good show. Cheers.

 

I think the F20 might be of the same family as F22 but UK made, comp. ratio 11:1

 

Yes, I believe the F-series blocks are nearly identical except for the larger 2.2L displacement marketed for us gas-guzzling power-hungry Americans and the 2.0L you have marketed for Europe along with most other 1.6L - 1.8L engines. 2.0L is pretty beefy in Europe...

 

****-end to complete the set. Please excuse vulgarity

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In the UK there is a road tax break at 1.5 litre [actually 1.499litre] so small engines are popular but high comp/high rpm so that you can ring their necks. But 2l no longer considered big, it is the standard size for family saloons. 4, 5l and overonce the home for exotica like RR and Bentley and such as like now becoming much more common especially in German muscle and 4 x 4. So just like we are putting on weight like you so are our cars. Change of subject slightly, i am an oldtime bikerwho keeps current with new models - Triumph are back and they have a cruiser with a 1.4 litre engine IN A BIKE !!.