well, is a spoon motor good for everyday driving?? and are they 3000?? or somewhere around there? and where can i buy one. thanks


[Modified by wu tang, 11:44 PM 8/21/2002]

 

I would think that spoon motors can have their specifications changed according to what the customer wants. Most of the people on this board may have parts from Spoon, but not full motors, since they cost a huge amount of money. You are better off getting the parts from Spoon, and getting someone else to build it. Try A&J Racing for their parts, as they are the occifial distributor to NA. This subject might get locked, because you should do a search before you post these questions, you might find the same one.

 

Did you just watch The Fast and the Furious?


[Modified by MilanoRex, 8:04 AM 8/22/2002]

 

well, ive allready talked with A&J and heres what he told me,"The only engine is the Spoon longblock. It is a JDM B18C Stock Type-R engine with a Spoon head gasket and oil pump. The engine has been finely balanced and blueprinted."

 

hey..your dumb

 

http://www.spoon-sports.com/

 

thats where i went

 

HAHAHAHAHHAAHAHAHAHHAAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAHAH JDM AIR!!!!!!!!!!! HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHHA


thanks i needed that

 

not to mention spoon motors consume more oil in a week than an old vega... they are RACE motors, not street motors... unless you are using your car FOR RACING, don't buy one... becuase if you buy it just to say you have a "spoon motor" or you buy it for "street racing", go buy a turbo instead or NOS... leave the "Real motors" to those who will use them...