Billy Johnson and Moto IQ's: Project NSX

[stuntman]

The next installment of Project NSX is live!

Project NSX Part 19 – Designing a Crank Position Sensor and Knock Control​

We design a custom tone ring and hall-effect sensor mount for our Motec M150 to more accurately record the crankshaft position and control ignition timing at high RPM. We also upgrade to a wideband knock sensor for a better failsafe against knock.

https://motoiq.com/project-nsx-part-19-designing-a-crank-position-sensor-and-knock-control/

In the article

-Designing, 3D-printing, and test-fitting a Crank Sensor Mount
-Designing, 3D-printing, and test-fitting a ATI-pulley mounted Tone Wheel and Hall-effect crank position sensor
-Installing ECU Master WHP Wideband Knock Sensors



Enjoy!

 

[Superhatch]

Whenever the next article in this series comes out I always end up reading the previous 1-2 just to remember where they were in the build.

They are such a great shop.

 

[stuntman]

The next installment of Project NSX is live!

Project NSX Part 20 – Antigravity Lithium Battery and CTEK Charger​

When it comes to weight reduction, it’s difficult to beat the cost-to-benefit ratio of a lithium battery. We replaced our NSX’s heavy AGM battery with Antigravity’s drop-in Group-35/Q85 lithium battery and keep it in top form with the CTEK lithium charger.

https://motoiq.com/project-nsx-part-20-antigravity-lithium-battery-and-ctek-charger/

In the article

-Battery Removal
-Weight difference of Antigravity Lithium battery vs Odyssey.
-Battery Installation
-CTEK Lithium Battery Charger



Enjoy!

 

[Steve Theodore]

Based on a post I noticed on social media yesterday, I'm sadly suspicious that this great NSX has been damaged quite badly. I certainly hope not!

 

[Honcho]

Based on a post I noticed on social media yesterday, I'm sadly suspicious that this great NSX has been damaged quite badly. I certainly hope not!

Yeah I saw it too. It looks bad, but repairable. Maybe a MotoIQ article on a proper NSX chassis repair job versus the scary cut and paste jobs we see?

 

[Steve Theodore]

Yeah I saw it too. It looks bad, but repairable. Maybe a MotoIQ article on a proper NSX chassis repair job versus the scary cut and paste jobs we see?

That would be pretty nice to see, I'll admit!

 

[Valhalla]

Rumor has it, he already has purchased another car and will be moving all those fun parts to it.

 

[mtung]

Nice! Hope to see the car back in action even if it's a different base shell! Always appreciated these articles and updates on the project as little inspirations.