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Honestly, probably me, with a large hammer, removing the hub/bearing assembly the first time at >200k miles circa 2011/2012. any that I've done since have gone back on with a good layer of antiseize between the bearing assembly and the knuckle.

So...fun update to this. I finally wore out cheapo bearing #8 between Oct 23 and Mar 2024. That's a solid 6 years for those just joining on an aftermarket wheel bearing. In this instance the stake hadn't backed out and match marks were still aligned so I must have just found the limit for...

2013 and 2015 both had skidpad opportunities, although I didn't get to take advantage in 2015 because I was instructing at that one. On track 2/3 groups and then drinking gatorade in any air conditioned space I could find during the 3rd session, lol.

Nicely done! I've done a wet skidpad or two and generally 1st gear is the only way I've been able to keep the dice rolling for more than half a circuit. 2nd is too tall to power through places where the water thins out and my bag of tricks stops short of clutch kicks. That said, I'm...

Lucky! I haven't done Spa yet, but Road Atlanta and the Daytona road course are probably the highest v-max tracks I've been to in the States and managed not to have issues (Daytona was an even 150 into the T1 braking zone). Then again, there's also a lot of time between turns most places for...

If I could time travel back 10-15 years and hand myself some money and shopping list for making my NSX more track-resilient (if not any quicker): I'd probably opt for a Masiv or other stouter radiator for the cooling capacity vs. the Koyo, and found a way to offset the weight. It's not like...

I can tell you from, um, "extensive experimentation", that the front bumper cover, leading edge of the hood, side mirrors, leading edges of the side scoops, and the underside of the rockers and rear bumper "spats" are where lose the most paint with driving. I'd say for a weekend car, the...

Both of y'all kill it on the thumbnails. I need to step my game up, lol. I have a habit of starting work on something, getting halfway into filming the process and then remember, "oh, I should've take a thumbnail shot with the new part" and then end up having to "duct-tape" something together...

I can ask her for an official number, just eye-balling it from various photos it was more than 20 NC1 and another ~100 NA1/NA2

Probably skewed towards the superior power/weight of the Cobra, but we can address this with some real-life data: Road America is unchanged in it's layout from "then" until "now", and we have stop-watches: Pole time in 1965 for a 289 Cobra with a pro driver on ye-olde tires was 2:38 and change...

1. LED Headlights 2. Brake Rotor PSA 3. Head Unit Removal 4. Door Vapor Barriers 5. Re-covering engine cover 6. Cluster capacitor PSA 7. DIY Fire Extinguisher mount 8. Header Installation (Pride) 9. Rear Wheel Bearing Replacement/inspection

Other NSX DIY from Lap of the World: 1. KW V3 Installation 2. Skyz Designs (from Kuya) cup holder install 3. Steering "knock bush" install and PSA 4. Throttle cable replacement 5. Battery Bracket PSA & refinishing process 6. ALL Coolant hoses DIY 7. Radiator Replacement 8. Coil pack DIY & part...

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16 official so far, I expect we'll end up with a few more before go-time and then final count will depend on locals and weather. As a note Harper moved their C&C by a weekend so we may not line up with that event sadly.

You're good! Call it NSXs & Owners or something. Goodness knows we have some mechanical sympathy in the way of understanding a car being down. We've had people bring Mercedes and Corvettes who were owners without cars or previous owners in good standing. The only thing we try to avoid (and...

Honestly we'd always do it in the fall if that didn't usually conflict with NSXPO. Temperature and scenery would be definitely a little nicer. Worse traffic though, on the flip side with leaf-change tourists.

Tentative details: Welcome to the fourth edition of NSXpedition: An NSX-focused driving tour through the Tennessee and North Carolina mountains on three of the most scenic roads in the region. All generations of NSX welcome! Tentative Route Map: https://goo.gl/maps/V3barZsTFjyL4qbL9 Tentative...

We're doing this again folks! Event details & "registration" (still free to enter / pay as you go as with prior years): https://www.eventbrite.com/e/nsxpedition-2023-tickets-653141643237

We're *just* starting to piece things together for this year. Date TBD, potentially a bit of a hybrid of 2022 and 2021 routes given the Foothills Parkway is back open for it's full length I believe.

If you have a take-off, I'm happy to cover shipping if you want t drain it and mail it to me. I'll take all the measurements and add it to the sheet. Also, regarding the Ultra-8 filters, there are apparently two versions of those. What I'm calling the "hole-y" version and the slotted...

Zombie thread, but with new data! Video Format: Data sheet: HERE

Unfortunately I can't measure the current ride height right this second to know for sure (should probably document this stuff better, I know, I may have, but just can't find it). Best memory is that I'm towards the top of the adjustment range and about 3/4" lower than stock. That aligns with...

@Honcho 1) F - 22.25" R - 21.75" (Center of hole to tip of rod, adjuster does not sit proud on these) 2) F - 13.5 R - 12.0" (bottom of tube to top of cap as installed from factory) 3) F - 7.5" R - 8.375" (Cap to tip, again, adjusters don't sit proud on mine) 4) F - 6.69" R - 8.0"...