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Old 08-13-2005, 12:54 AM
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Default Spoon motors

I know a little bit about the Spoon Civic and Integra but I was wanting to know what makes them Spoon versions? What type of engines do they have? I know they tach really high like 10 or 11K RPM's.
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Old 08-14-2005, 09:19 PM
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Default RE: Spoon motors

http://www.spoonsports.com/

For the ultimate in endurance racing, Each B-series engine assembly is a JDM Honda longblock straight from Spoon's engine assembly room. Spoon acquires these blocks from Honda Japan and disassembles them. Prior to reassembly, Spoon precision balances and blueprints these longblocks to ensure optimum performance during endurance racing. These long-blocks are blueprinted down to 0.1g. and include a Spoon 2ply. metal headgasket.

it is not advised that you wrap your engine that high unless you want to send your rods into orbit or put a nice window in your block
while it may be capable of doing it that does not mean it should be done unless you dont mind throwin down 6-7k on an engine every other weekend if so I need a loan please. . .

B16A ENGINE ASSEMBLY -- $5,880.00
B16B ENGINE ASSEMBLY -- $6,125.00
B18C ENGINE ASSEMBLY -- $6,370.00
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Old 08-14-2005, 09:25 PM
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You know, with the prices of new cars these days, $6400 for a Spoon B18C doesn't sound that ridiculous to me.
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Default RE: Spoon motors

dude if i had the money id throw down 6400 for a spoon b18c. hell...if i could find a JDM b18c for that much i still think id throw that much down because theyre hard to come by...well...maybe not that much but...
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Old 08-15-2005, 12:13 PM
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Anyone know the prices on Mugen ones?

I always like Mugen a lil better.
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i think mugens are a little cheaper than spoons...not sure tho
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