Bought the car with this snorkel installed into the stock airbox.. I was told it was a spoon snorkel.. i cant recall if it was a replica tho..

Anyway of telling.. there are no badges on it that say "spoon" or any badges in general for that matter..





Any tests to determine what the material really is?

 

The material looks to be correct, so it very well may be a Spoon snorkel!
http://www.spoon.jp/eng/database/details.php?id=731

-Colin

 

I had a spoon header and it never had anything of there name on it, i also have the spoon raditaor and it also has no marking so i dont' think they do that often. only thing that had there name on the stuff was the boxes.

 

Thanks guys


However on my 94 prelude i had a spoon testpipe which had their name engraved on it on a plate..

 

Sometimes Spoon and J's put their names on their parts, and sometimes they don't. Kinda odd if you ask me, but you may very well have a genuine spoon. Either way it doesn't really matter though, unless you wanna brag about having a $300 snorkel on your car

 

really? im surprised bulletproof themselves couldnt tell from a real or fake snorkel.. authentic spoon has carbon underneath and kevlar on top with a different pattern than the one forsale...

http://i40.tinypic.com/16bd8pz.jpg

u can see the carbon and the kevlar material joined together here.. sorry i cant find any other underneath pics.

 

and if the engraving looked like this then it is fake as well... stop being fooled by ebay sold products!

http://img.auctiva.com/imgdata/2/5/7/3/1/9...212606712_o.jpg

 

its black on the bottom part. I'll take a pic of mine tomorrow or something

 

Yeah, on second glance I was completely wrong! That definitely is not genuine. Thanks for the correction

-Colin

 

lol thats exactly what it looked like..