I have searched and searched and searched and can not find anywhere that sells real Spoon p13 ecu's. Does anyone know where or anyone or any place that has them for sale. If so, please reply to this thread or PM me. Thanks alot in advance.

 

http://www.modacar.com sells them for 97-01 preludes but they are damn expensive

 

waste of money

 

i would need obd1, 97-01 ludes are obd2, wouldnt work, and i wouldnt pay 1500 for it if my life depended on it.

 

Curious....how much WOULD you pay for it?

 

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prolly around 300 bucks, seeing that HMO had em at one time and were selling them for that much.

 

Have a look at this thread I posted...

http://www.hondaprelude.to/for...45395

If you are interested, PM me.

Keith

 

A friend of mine is selling a Spoon chipped H22 ECU for cheap. He's selling all his H22 project parts so he can get new track tires for his NSX. He's a good guy, I just pick up a Sir S Spec LSD tranny, custom Clutch Specialties Clutch, and custom Spec lightweight flywheel from him.

Click here.
http://www.dragva.com/forums/s...77224

Oh yeah, he's in Virginia Beach too.

 

[QUOTE=00MugenLude]A friend of mine is selling a Spoon chipped H22 ECU for cheap. He's selling all his H22 project parts so he can get new track tires for his NSX. He's a good guy, I just pick up a Sir S Spec LSD tranny, custom Clutch Specialties Clutch, and custom Spec lightweight flywheel from him.QUOTE]

sorry man, i want the original Spoon ecu, not a chipped one. sorry, just my preference

 

My fault, I misread that.

 

corect me if i am wrong but isnt the "real" spoon ecu just a honda ecu with the spoon program and they just slap their name on it? Or do they actually manufacture aftermarket ecus?

 

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yes you are right, but you know it was programmed by Spoon, not some Joe Shmo that says they have a good copy of it or a chip that is supposedly programmed by Spoon. Spoon does not sell chips, they just sell the reprogrammed ecu that is properly done with the exact program that Spoon has. They put a chip in it with their name and a serial number on it and then they seal it with tape. That is how you tell it is "real".