Spoon Calipers

[civic17]

Are they worth the money?

 

[R'ash]

No imo, same pad size so cant imagine much better stopping power. They do look good mind

 

[civic17]

No imo, same pad size so cant imagine much better stopping power. They do look good mind

Sure do look good!

 

[Ed]

Its not always just about pad size! They are a far superior caliper over the stock ones.

 

[tom83]

Its not always just about pad size! They are a far superior caliper over the stock ones.

This^^^

Ive got the Spoon Calipers, they are Monoblock's so its a one piece caliper, not 2 pieces. It does make a noticeable difference.

 

[Hazz]

Are they not also 4 pots?

 

[tom83]

Yes they are 4-pots Mr.Hazz.

They are an improvement over OEM. You dont see big companies making BBK's using 2 piece calipers. I think this is for a reason.

 

[HASNIC]

They're lighter, stronger and have a better calliper to pad contact. For what they are they are too expensive when you can go to a full bbk with floating discs etc.. for not that much more.

 

[Walkden]

They're lighter, stronger and have a better calliper to pad contact. For what they are they are too expensive when you can go to a full bbk with floating discs etc.. for not that much more.

But they are Ooooo so JDM....

Buy them off the shelf with Mugen S2000 exhausts in Japanese Halfords.

 

[R'ash]

I've not said they aren't an improvement, My oppinion is they're just expensive for what they are. Oems are good enough supported with a good pad, lines and fluid. If I were to spend a good wedge on brakes it would prob be on stoptechs bbk :smt023

 

[Integrasi]

I have a set on my S2000... along with their Discs and Pads...

Once warmed up they are amazing!