Spoon ECU - AT-NSX - anyone know about? pics inside

[austrian type-R]

I have this ECU at home, anyone know about the specs? thanks

 

[sr5guy]

If it is anything like the spoon ECU made for the Legend, all it did was eliminate the JDM factory speed limiter and raise the rev limiter - disturbingly to 9000RPM (legend stock limiter was 6900). No changes were made to the ignition or fuel tables at all. I can't speak directly for the ECU you have, but since the ECU's are sisters I would assume the same modifications were done.

I see the chip is sitting on a riser, any chance of some close up pictures of it? I assume it may be some type of descrambler. Is it hard soldered to the board or is the board still socketed?

-Matt

 

[austrian type-R]

hi

thanks for your comment. It is on a socket. I try to make some pics later

 

[A.S. Motorsport]

I wonder if it might also adjust AT tranny operations like the Ritmo chips do.
Although Matt is the guy to figure this out.

 

[kookoo4nsx]

Why not call Spoon?

http://www.spoon.jp/eng/products/

 

[docjohn]

speaking of spoon...is the company in anyway related to one of the turns at suzuka being named the spoon curve?

 

[A.S. Motorsport]

speaking of spoon...is the company in anyway related to one of the turns at suzuka being named the spoon curve?

Yes that's why they called it Spoon as it's the founders favorite turn.

 

[Bas]

I have this ECU at home, anyone know about the specs? thanks

Is it an F-matic ECU?? If so i'm interested .

@ AS-motorsport do you have more info on the Ritmo chips?

Regards Bas

 

[A.S. Motorsport]

Is it an F-matic ECU?? If so i'm interested .

@ AS-motorsport do you have more info on the Ritmo chips?

Regards Bas

It modifies shift points in the transmission control unit and adds race mode and normal street mode.

 

[Bas]

It modifies shift points in the transmission control unit and adds race mode and normal street mode.

Can it be used on the F-matic?

 

[A.S. Motorsport]

Can it be used on the F-matic?

yes