owenxguo

any infomation about Amuse Hi-tech rom????
planning to change ECU, Amuse or Spoon, can not find info about Amuse

owenxguo

oh also.......what should I do when I have the ECU? should I just leave it alone or need to be setting???????
sorry i am noob.........^_^

turbo_pwr

It's preprogrammed and burned in so you can't do anything to it beyond add a piggyback system. Do a search a few Spoon ECU users have been really disappointed. Mugen ECU has had a good following, the Amuse is still relatively rare (only 2 or 3) on this board. You won't find much information on it beyond what's on their website. They are very guarded about the details (as you Mugen).

owenxguo

so whice one is better? Mugen?

TriaXenginE

the amuse hi tech rom raises the redline to 9200 rpms. it also lowers the vtec engagement point from 5850 rpms to 5650 rpms.

this thing is on my hit list.

MrForgetable

when is fuel cutoff???

owenxguo

so..........ahhh.damn so confuse now
cause my car...........almost stock, changed intake only right now......so should I change the ECU now???
also...does the ECU wear more gas?????cause I heard someone tell me after you change the ECU you will spend more gas and someone tell me I can save more gas......so....I have no idea.....

btw thx guys

TriaXenginE

the mugen ECU and Amuse ECU both have more aggressive timing.

Also, here in NYC, we can't pass emissions with either one.

TriaXenginE

dunno, but it's up there. Amuse offers a replacement gauge cluster to accomodate for the higher revs and fuel cutoff.

in a Best Motoring race, there was an amuse car that had the ROm, but didn't have the gauge cluster so you see the red blinker blink for like 10 seconds before the guy shifted, but the car didn't bog.