Ha I just saw this for the first time on Netflix over the weekend...movie was meh, but was shocked to see the NSX as the first car shown in the movie.
After reading an article about the director Neill Blomkamp (big fan of District 9), it appears he's a both an NSX enthusiast and owner...
Science of Speed has everything you need for the TB/WP service in their "90k mile kit" for ~$1k:
https://www.scienceofspeed.com/index.php/nsx-engine-service-seal-kit.html
Of note, parts availability has been a problem because of the supply chain issues. Not sure if it's still the same...
Does anyone know the difference between part #s 17040-SL0-A30 and 17040-SL0-L30? They look like the same fitment, but not sure if L30 replaces A30?
Regardless, it seems like both parts are on national backorder at the moment...
Appreciate the feedback from everyone!
I decided to move forward with the RT660s which were shipped today. I'm sure I'll never come close to using all of the available grip (in 7+ years of ownership, I've only seen the TC light come on once), but it'll be nice to know I won't have to worry...
Thanks guys, appreciate the responses!
I've never heard of Maxxis, but why would you recommend the 615Ks over the 660s for a street car? All 3 tires have 200 UTQG ratings so not sure what would make the biggest difference other than outright grip on the street.
For further reference, my car...
I have AD08Rs on my car that need replacing, and the only comparable option that is affordable and currently in stock at Tire Rack is the RT660. My car is strictly street driven on the backroads, so I was able to get over 10k miles out of my current set.
I'm trying to figure out how the RT660s...
https://www.caranddriver.com/features/a26215498/acura-nsx-anniversary-30-years/
Amazing (and humbling) how journalists still wax poetic about the original NSX.
I ordered mine from Curry Acura. Shipped to my door in 3 days (though I also live pretty close to the dealership).
I may order another one and keep it as a spare since it sounds like these are prone to fail.
UPDATE:
New main relay arrived last night so I woke up early this AM to try and replace it. Following the NSX Wiki (https://www.nsxprime.com/wiki/Main_Relay), I pulled all the necessary panels off. Mine was the slightly trickier setup since I had to remove the curved piece adjacent to the...
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