My type r.......
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From: somewhere south, fl, usa
My JDM 2001 type r.......
2001 integra type r 50,000 miles
OEM JDM front clip and bumper pole
16inch JDM type r wheels with yokohama avs's
spoon crate motor #'s verified
spoon/ border buckets
takata harnesses (not pictured)
spoon steering wheel
98 spoon integra type r ecu
202whp with aftermarket exhaust and stock jdm 4-1 header but now I have a stock one on.
Now have a hytech prototype header and I think I'm making about 180whp, going to tune on chrome tomorrow....
UPDATE: made 190whp (189.78) on CHROME with stock intake and cat back exhaust (no too bad)
<<<<<<<<<<<<&l t;<<<<<<I got some youtube video links of the car below>>>>>>>>>>>& gt;>
I plan to add a
buddy club spec II exhaust
yellow shift boot
16inch polished or silver sprint hart cp-r
If you want to make an offer to buy it be my guest because Im gonna put it on ebay anyway......
better pics are below.....
Modified by jdmspoonhatch at 7:03 PM 2/8/2007
Modified by jdmspoonhatch at 7:09 PM 2/8/2007
Here are the youtube vids of the car:
Modified by jdmspoonhatch at 10:08 AM 2/11/2007
OEM JDM front clip and bumper pole
16inch JDM type r wheels with yokohama avs's
spoon crate motor #'s verified
spoon/ border buckets
takata harnesses (not pictured)
spoon steering wheel
98 spoon integra type r ecu
202whp with aftermarket exhaust and stock jdm 4-1 header but now I have a stock one on.
Now have a hytech prototype header and I think I'm making about 180whp, going to tune on chrome tomorrow....
UPDATE: made 190whp (189.78) on CHROME with stock intake and cat back exhaust (no too bad)
<<<<<<<<<<<<&l t;<<<<<<I got some youtube video links of the car below>>>>>>>>>>>& gt;>
I plan to add a
buddy club spec II exhaust
yellow shift boot
16inch polished or silver sprint hart cp-r
If you want to make an offer to buy it be my guest because Im gonna put it on ebay anyway......
better pics are below.....
Modified by jdmspoonhatch at 7:03 PM 2/8/2007
Modified by jdmspoonhatch at 7:09 PM 2/8/2007
Here are the youtube vids of the car:
Modified by jdmspoonhatch at 10:08 AM 2/11/2007
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From: murrrrland
Re: My type r....... (JasperDA9)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by JasperDA9 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I think i'd be a little upset if my 4000 dollar spoon crate motor only made 180whp</TD></TR></TABLE>
don't most itr motors cost that much anyways?
don't most itr motors cost that much anyways?
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From: somewhere south, fl, usa
sorry you guys, I'm gonna redo the pics they came out too small....
Oh and for some people who are actually thinking this, that license plate aint mine... neither is it to my address anyhow.....
Oh and for some people who are actually thinking this, that license plate aint mine... neither is it to my address anyhow.....
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From: somewhere south, fl, usa
I'm not officially trying to sell my car, just that if anyone likes it they can make an offer... I can read this is not a classifield section:-)
The original motor is sold and spoon crate motors are not built for high hp, they are just stock motors built for higher tolerances. Mine just happens to have spoon cams though which helped me make the 202hp bf I took off the exhaust.
Thanks for the compliments though my car needs a wash and the wheels are hella dirty.
Heres the link to my civic.....
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1734132
The original motor is sold and spoon crate motors are not built for high hp, they are just stock motors built for higher tolerances. Mine just happens to have spoon cams though which helped me make the 202hp bf I took off the exhaust.
Thanks for the compliments though my car needs a wash and the wheels are hella dirty.
Heres the link to my civic.....
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1734132
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From: New Orleans on the Westbank, LA, USA
Re: (jdmspoonhatch)
dope ride . i believe spoon motors weren't really made for daily driving. i could be wrong 
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any particular reason for selling??? car looks too good to be getting rid of. but that's just my two cents.
. i believe spoon motors weren't really made for daily driving. i could be wrong .any particular reason for selling??? car looks too good to be getting rid of. but that's just my two cents.
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From: Irvine, CA
Re: (EK_Stunna)
Im not trying to knock your post, but I had a question.
You sure those Spoon seats aren't knockoffs? Yours seem to have a "slip on" type material, where the Spoon buckets actually have a pressed adhesive material to the Carbon Kevlar. Also, The rubber cuppling for the harness holes don't say "SPOON" on them
Nice car none the less
You sure those Spoon seats aren't knockoffs? Yours seem to have a "slip on" type material, where the Spoon buckets actually have a pressed adhesive material to the Carbon Kevlar. Also, The rubber cuppling for the harness holes don't say "SPOON" on them
Nice car none the less
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From: somewhere south, fl, usa
I know the seats do not have any slip on material. It does have an adhesive on the kevlar mated to the material howeve you are right being that they do not say spoon on them. I thought that was fishy myself. What do you think they are?
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From: by a lake
Re: (jdmspoonhatch)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by jdmspoonhatch »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I plug up the stock seat belts to the side seat belt connectors. I got the wheels from a fellow honda-tech member.</TD></TR></TABLE>
do you run them through the harness holes or over the sick seats?
do you run them through the harness holes or over the sick seats?
