is spoon throttle body really worth it???like money wise and performance wise???

would it be basically the same sending my type r one to maxbore to get a 70mm bore??? and a lot cheaper...but if the spoon will flow more better then i guess $500 wouldnt hurt....but i really dont want to cough up that much if i dont have to


or everyones opinion is welcome

 

I would hafta say no......

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just go max bore.

 

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you will save alot more going this way

 

the spoon is just a taper bore on a stock itr plate

 

Why would you go 70MM on an all motor setup?? Am I missing something here?? Ain't that a little too big??

 

85mm gsr block
golden eagle sleeves
crower rods
12:5:1 comp endyn pistons
ls crank

type r alaniz head
skunk valve train
rev valves
skunk 2 stg 2 cams
skun intake mani
440 injecters
aem fuel rail and reg

 

bump

 

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The Spoon TB is not worth the money. Get an Erick's or RPM TB. Less money, more power.

 

that motor needs atleast a 68 mm throttle body plate size. rpm or dhracing billet I have them in stock

 

if you buy spoon you will just be spending a lot of extra money on the spoon name. go with a modified stock TB or something like BBK. Stick with 63-65mm.

 

just go to maxbore

 

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Not at all, The Spoon TB is just an ITR TB that has a taper bore to 70mm, the throttle plate is the same. I guess if you were going to buy a stock ITR TB from the dealer, then the Spoon one would be better, since it also comes with a TPS (factory set) and MAP sensor.