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Synergy, WOW is about all I can say! That is a serious undertaking, and it's turning out fantastic! The interior is almost EXACTLY how I picture my future NSX to look, with the only difference being the seats and the steering wheel. Keep up the good work man!

That looks outstanding! Good choice on the wheels! I see you've owned two QS Supras. Are you on Supra Forums?

Like some people have already stated, the Z06 and the NSX cannot be directly compared. The only thing they have in common is that they are/were world beaters at the time of their debut. I've never driven an NSX, so I cannot say how well they drive, but there is nothing in the Z06's price range...

In my opinion, tire size means little if a performance car is designed to use that particular size. I've heard many say that the NSX drives better on stock size tires than any other combination.

Re: Update: My new Advan T6 wheels Really nice wheels, I <3 advans. What exactly is wrong with the rear tire? Is it a defect? If it is, shouldn't it be replaced under warranty?

Wow. I'm at a loss of words right now. I haven't posted much, but I've been lurking for about 2 years now and I've always looked forward to reading Len's posts. I know the NSX community has lost a hero. My prayers go out to his friends and his family. RIP Len3.8

Yeah, if you're looking for light wheels, look no further than the CE28s. If you want to pick a wheel from the ones you listed, go with the TE37s. They're a lot lighter than the other wheels.

That gallardo se is very sexy. I keep looking at the black Ford GT because it doesn't have any stripes or anything! It looks very stealthy in plain black. It kinda works against it though, in the way that you can't see the details as well. Anyway, great pics! Thanks for posting them.

This is going to be pretty interesting, I can't wait to see what happens. Good luck!

That would be hot, especially if the tach was moved to the center so that it doesn't look lopsided. Unfortunately, that probably couldn't happen. Either way, good job on the gauges evo.