Recent content by centerpunch

You already had your near-mint window sticker to have someone scan and tweak in Photoshop. Nice result, but not at all the same as creating one from scratch.

They can only make a reproduction if you have enough info about the car- the selling dealer, etc., sometimes Carfax has that info.

https://www.nsxprime.com/threads/perfect-window-sticker-repros.219602

The production numbers in 1991-1994 were huge compared to later years. (See link in my signature.) So it will be easier to find a manual steering car (5038 made from 1991-1994) than a 1995-2005 power steering car (3093 made from 1995-2005).

Regardless of transmission, I suspect a 30 year old NSX is probably the wrong choice for a low cost worry-free daily driver.

Just to clarify, every 1997-2005 manual tranny NSX is an “NA2,” regardless of headights. See chart in my signature.

I’m sure you’re watching bringatrailer.com, great place to buy or sell. I sold my 2005 there, then almost immediately bought my 2001 there. A 15k mile red 2002 sold there just yesterday. https://bringatrailer.com/listing/2002-acura-nsx-t-15/ Classic.com also shows some cars for sale at...

Location in Hawaii doesn’t help.

It actually makes ZERO sense that there are no documents. If work was done that potentially increases the value of the car, any rational owner would preserve the pertinent documents and show those to potential buyers when offering the car for sale. And of course, the buyer of the car would...

I assume “FI” in this case means supercharged? If you just want to see an NSX up close, there’s one close to you on FB. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1175004483913257 I’ve had about a dozen air-cooled Porsches in my 50+ years of driving, currently a 993 C4. The NSX certainly feels...

With no paperwork, I would personally place zero value on whatever was allegedly done.

A previous thread https://www.nsxprime.com/threads/installed-a-new-battery-reversed-polarity.196362/

No “electronic” parts lower tech than resistors, those Amazon resistors will be fine! Or here’s another source if you’re worried about quality. https://www.superbrightleds.com/catalog/product/view/id/208836/s/led-light-load-resistor-kit-led-turn-signal-hyper-flash-warning-fix/category/2/

There are apparently some 1157 switchback LED bulbs with built-in resistors, that would be the easiest, but I’d worry about all that heat degrading the LEDs or circuitry. Might be fine though. I’ve modified two flasher relays, but wouldn’t do that again- a huge pain to find it, a huger pain to...