I need to see a pic of how the spoon sticker for the airfilter is placed on the airbox cover. So i can see which way it is facing. I have seen a full picture of the DC2 engine bay in the catalog. I dont have a catalog and I cant find a pic of it anywhere on their website. I would appreciate it alot i dont wanna put it on until I see exactley how they place it on there. Thanks alot guys. BTW i did a search already.

 

You don't have the catalog? boy you need to get one!

 

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from where?

 

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HEHE i know

 

I know how it mounts but it's hard to describe.

Try this:

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here's an old pic of my engine bay when i had the spoon drop in filter. this is how it "should" be done but i had mine in opposite positions. the blue spoon sticker should be on the right side of the white japanese writing.

 

The intake ***** saves the day. Good job

Now the spoon ***** can go back to his whoring.

 

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Thank you soo much but my friend brought his catalog over and you did do it the right way. the blue spoon sports sticker does go on the left side...but the spoon sports is up top when it should be on the bottom (flip it around) thanks alot though.

 

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Thank you soo much but my friend brought his catalog over and you did do it the right way. the blue spoon sports sticker does go on the left side...but the spoon sports is up top when it should be on the bottom (flip it around) thanks alot though. </TD></TR></TABLE>

bah i knew something was wrong, glad it helped

 

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Well, don't keep it a secret!

Tell us where to get one, damn it!

 

here you go, took these pics when the car was still in TO

 

From the Expo

 

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Oh my dear god someone is a true sp00m wh0re!

 

those last couple are pictures of the real spoon integra. looks like they were taken in the garage at the end of the dinner at the expo, but i could be wrong about where they were taken

 

I have done a research when I tried to place the sticker also. According to the real JDM source ( which is, JDM version Best Motoring and the Hyper Rev vol 62 - Integra vol 2 ) I have seen the Spoon guy have placed the sticker in either directions. Therefore either way should be good, and it just depends on your taste to do it.

My style on it is: looking towards the engine bay, the blue edge faces to the left (passenger side of the USDM car), and the right portion faces to the right (close to the engine).

 

here is the pic from the spoon catalog of DC2 engine bay.



BTW i got these stickers too.

Came with valve cover


and the other one on my radiator support..


Just like the real spoon DC2

 

What purpose do the boots/sleeves over the Brake Fluid and Clutch Fluid resevor's serve?

 

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To catch whatever spills, and since we know that never happens its a waste. But if your going to be a true Spoon ***** go for it.

 

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To catch whatever spills, and since we know that never happens its a waste. But if your going to be a true Spoon ***** go for it.</TD></TR></TABLE>

not true... it does happen

you ever pop a hood on a car whos engine bay has never been cleaned, you'll find brake fluid all over the resevoirs.

The socks do nothing put keep the engine bay looking tidy and it also adds to the bling factor.

 

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not true... it does happen

you ever pop a hood on a car whos engine bay has never been cleaned, you'll find brake fluid all over the resevoirs.

The socks do nothing put keep the engine bay looking tidy and it also adds to the bling factor.

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BLING = Booming Loudly In Nearby Ghetto
Bling = excess weight.

 

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Nay.... I'm not a Spoon *****, nor do I care much for the "bling" factor.

I must hand it to those Spoon people.... they are geniuses at finding ways get people to waste their money.


Modified by PSU-TEG at 11:02 AM 8/4/2003