Spoon Sports is a Japanese performance parts pioneer founded in 1988 by former Honda works engineer Tatsuru Ichishima. With its roots in grassroots touring-car and time-attack competition, Spoon engineers every component—camshafts, throttle bodies, suspension arms, and more—to exacting standards and tests them rigorously on the Suzuka and Tsukuba circuits.

Key highlights of Spoon’s lineup include:

N1 Spec Engine Upgrades: Billet camshafts, reinforced connecting rods, and high-flow intake manifolds tuned to deliver broader power bands and rock-solid reliability in B-series and K-series engines.

Chassis & Suspension: Coilover suspension kits, control arms, and strut tower braces that sharpen turn-in, reduce body roll, and level up performance.

Drivetrain & Braking: Lightweight crank pulleys and flywheels for quicker rev-up, plus valve-style LSDs and swaged stainless brake lines to boost traction and pedal feel.

Every Spoon Sports part is CAD-designed, made in Japan, and offered in direct-fit kits—giving Honda enthusiasts a seamless way to add race-born precision and durability to street and track builds alike.