Spoon racing plugs
Pull my finger
Joined: Apr 2004
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From: Arizona
Originally Posted by dubcac
We put a spoon R motor into a guys car. He dynoed it...it made about as much power as a stock GSR.
Originally Posted by dubcac
Get an overpriced spoon motor with all OEM components.
Originally Posted by AF
Spoon motors are actually great for track use. They're balanced and blue printed, but it's kind of pointless for 99% of useage because Honda's are already pretty tight in production tolerances.
Eitherway, you still fail.
Eitherway, you still fail.
DAMIMRED
Joined: May 2002
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From: Syracuse, NY
Originally Posted by 98CoupeV6
B16A is great if you're coming from a D series engine. It's a downgrade from a B18B which seems to have a lot more potential, especially with FI. Maybe you dislike torque though :dunno:
but wait.... b16a has vteackekkakckcachcchhhh plus it makes 160 hp and b18b only makes 140 hp :hsugh:
Civilian
Joined: Jun 2003
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From: Miami Beach. FL
Originally Posted by 95LSv
My fucked up GSR had a LS in it, was gonna go with ls vtec, Hence the LSv, but came across a nice clean completely redone block (b16a)
Now me being new to HAN, I think I missed something... Why such dislike toward b16's guys?? Enlighten me plz
Now me being new to HAN, I think I missed something... Why such dislike toward b16's guys?? Enlighten me plz
It's not that we don't like B16's. We don't like people that come on and talk about something like they know it all when they really don't know shit.
Last edited by Pete; May 23, 2006 at 09:19 AM.
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DAMIMRED
Joined: May 2002
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From: Syracuse, NY
Originally Posted by Pete
Ummm, so... Explain to me what makes it a GSR again? Because it's the motor that makes the car, not the badge on the back.