https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id...613251#2613251

 

...i'll just wait for Reid to flame you.

 

j00 don't wana know how much those are...lets just say an EG in decent condition costs less than those oil pans

 

who cares unless you like to be on your knees or have your rizzzide on a lift

 

Here you go, my uninformed friend. Oil pan is on the right by the way, just in case...


You're probably not going to be interested in the product anymore, it's not as pretty looking, and it doesn't say "Spoon" on it.

 

here's the super $$$$ oil pan that mr. spoon is building into my old motor



yshi - who will jump on the AJ's great deal, if he survives next week's mod payouts

 

The benefits of this oil pan are mainly seen on the track I would assume? Any downfalls to this mod? Thanks,Steve who knows Jack sh-t about oil pans.

 

Just though I would post some more detailed pics of the Spoon oil pan for Ben.

Mugen = Left.............................................. ...........................Spoon = Right


Thanks to George Knighton


[Modified by garth, 11:17 AM 9/7/2002]

 

 

I wouldn't mind one of those

 

Thanks Garth , I should've learn how to post pics.

 

I'll try to get you one

 

Group A Cams First, Oil Pan 2nd

 

Hey... I get Group A cams first!!!

 

Only the prototype was blue.

The production units are silver.

I heard they made the units less pretty so less Americans would ask about them.

 

I have seen them advertised on a couple of Japanese web sites, the oil pan was priced at over 2000 USD and the block brace was about the same, gulp.

 

Oil pan retails for 260,000 yen.

Block brace retails for 240,00 yen.

 

And I beleive they have to be used together as the oil pan fits the brace which fits the block, the oil pan does not fit the block directly.

 

Yes, excellent marketing strategy.

EDIT:

I'll never know why we didn't get an aluminum oil pan with cooling fins from the factory considering Civic EXs have them stock.


[Modified by Reid, 1:31 PM 9/7/2002]

 

The oil pan has a chunk missing from the bottom left hand corner, a chunk which you will notice is cunningly filled in on the block brace.


[Modified by RICHJ, 12:22 AM 9/8/2002]

 

Can't believe it's so expensive. I remember buying a finned sump extention of my old VW Beetle and it cost about 60 dollars.


[Modified by RICHJ, 11:38 PM 9/7/2002]

 

The Mugen one looks better...why is the spoon more expensive?

 

Companies are free to charge what they wish.

 

Sooo...the Mugen one is better no? They both work the same but the Mugen is more bling?

 

Damn I want one of those :\