I know ive seen this pic in this forum somewhere awhile back.. the Spoon & Mugen Oilpans side by side comparing the two, and have been searching and no luck.

Can someone post it up for me. TIA.

 

lol.. was searching for this for an hour or so, hen posted this, and found it 10 seconds later.
Good one.

Here it is in case anyone searches

 

Most people rock the mugen pan.

The spoon pan does not even compare to it




Note: If the owner of this pic wants it taken down please let me know.

 

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The spoon pan does not even compare to it
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True. Ive got one myself.. Just was searching for the pics.

 

nice! I want one! LOL

 

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The spoon pan does not even compare to it</TD></TR></TABLE>

And neither of these compare's to the Moroso pan (which is actually cheaper then the Mugen one):

 

migs just had one made out of the oem pan + cost effective

 

Mugen Pan here

 

Whats the real benefit as opposed to stock?

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Doostur &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Whats the real benefit as opposed to stock? </TD></TR></TABLE>
They have baffles, so you wont starve your motor of oil at the track

 

So only a real benefit at the track?

 

If you search Mugen Oil Pan here, and read through some of the past topics, you'll see opinions that the baffled oil pan is good and is useless on the street. Some also swear by them on the track and some say they arent needed at the track... but again its all opinions.


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And neither of these compare's to the Moroso pan (which is actually cheaper then the Mugen one):
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Agreed.. the moroso quality is top notch.


btw.. who is it that makes the baffle kit so you can weld them in yourself?

 

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btw.. who is it that makes the baffle kit so you can weld them in yourself?</TD></TR></TABLE>

http://www.fastlineperformance.com

 

Only issue I've HEARD of with some of the Moroso pans is that they fit like ****. I have no personal experience with that whatsoever, so can't say one way or the other. Mugen is a modified OEM pan, so it fits perfectly, which I can personally attest to through experience with several Mugen pans. Other than that, yeah, any of these are completely unnecessary on the street.

 

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Sick deal $19

 

moroso requires trimming of the tranny brace. but have drainback port and port for oil temp

 

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Yes.. Helps prevent oil starvation... Well worth it!

&lt;-Rocks the Moogen pan..

 

OT: If I was ever in the hospital, I so want that as my bed pan!

 

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Which is why I don't run the moroso as I am a wuss and don't want to chop up the pretty factory bits...

I would think having the oil temp sensor on a sandwich adapter makes more sense since oil is always travelling through the oil filter; whereas it could run low and not provide as accurate of a temp. reading from the pan....

 

&lt;&lt;&lt;&lt;soon to be rocking the mugen pan....

 

mugen pan for meee.

 

&lt;--------- also rocking the mugen

its not even close, the spoon looks like a pos compared to the mugen...

love the vertical baffle and rolled lip on the mugen

 

I happen to have a brand new mugen pan/gasket for sale too.

It is a great oil pan, had one on my previous motor.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by BlueR &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">&lt;--------- also rocking the mugen

its not even close, the spoon looks like a pos compared to the mugen...

love the vertical baffle and rolled lip on the mugen

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That's not the only oil pan Spoon offered.

 

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That's not the only oil pan Spoon offered.</TD></TR></TABLE>

didnt they have a anodized blue oil pan with what looked like heatsinks? i think it was used for the block brace...if thats the one, it is really nice.