Honda B-Series vs D-Series VTEC engines — key differences explained

Honda's B-Series engines are performance-oriented transverse units found in the Civic Type R and Integra, prized for their high-revving nature and tuning potential. The D-Series are smaller, more fuel-efficient engines fitted to standard Civics and CRX models for everyday use. Both families feature VTEC, but the B-Series is significantly more powerful and is the favourite among motorsport and tuning enthusiasts.

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