View Full Version : spoon oil pan vs mugen oil pan
can any one shed light on this
since spoon has a different one for b16 and b18, but mugen one has a universal b series one. i understand that oem b16 and b18 is different as b18 holds more oil.
does that mean that holding more oil doesnt make a difference since mugen's one is for both b16 and b18. i think if u install a b18 pan on a b16, you hold mroe oil - which doesnt really do anything, and u cant check ur oil levels accurately anymore
SPEEDCORE
19-09-2007, 04:46 PM
Where the heck did you hear that it holds more oil?
Mugen is a better design BTW.
from people around
so.... are they sposed to be the same or what
i know mugen design is better, i was gonna make my own with a plate, but i was wondering if it makes a difference if i base it on a stock sump or dc2/r sump
SPEEDCORE
19-09-2007, 05:54 PM
IMO.... it makes no difference if you base it on a 16a or 18c sump.
"People around".... I would like you to chime in and tell us about this extra volume.
bennjamin
19-09-2007, 07:20 PM
the oil sumps are more or less exactly the same displacement.
The only difference between teh B18c7/c is the windage/baffle plate inside.
well it certainly assures me more than you 2 reckon they are the same.
coz i used to think they are the same, until some ppl told me its not.
thanks guys.
but why do u think spoon would have 2 different oil pans?
bennjamin
20-09-2007, 10:38 AM
Im sure only the part number is different (like alot of hondas share same parts with different part numbers)
fatboyz39
22-09-2007, 03:22 PM
Pretty much the same. I know that the b18a is different.
b18c_crx
22-09-2007, 11:27 PM
i thought all oil sump are just the same. all it does is hold oil. dont think it makes ur car faster lol
fatboyz39
22-09-2007, 11:37 PM
i thought all oil sump are just the same. all it does is hold oil. dont think it makes ur car faster lol
Wrong. LS b18a different to B18c sump. :)
i thought all oil sump are just the same. all it does is hold oil. dont think it makes ur car faster lol
Well, the purpose of all oil sumps are the same, but under certain driving conditions, mostly track work, the design can help prevent engine damage.
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