Recent content by Bob1374

NSX Injen intake for sale, I had it on my 2000 NSX for approx. 10k miles. Comes with all connections, original box and original instructions. $100 plus shipping or $100 if picked up in Philadelphia area.

Injen Intake in original box w/ all parts and instructions. Used for approx 7k miles. $120 shipped. Please email [email protected] if interested.

SOLD, thanks for your interest

I can get pics although there are pictures on SOS's web site and this knob looks exactly the same. It is aluminum and has no scratches or marrings, so the pics on SOS's site are exactly the same as any pics I could take and send you.

SOS Rapid Shift knob in original box. Used for 8k miles, in perfect shape. Retail is $100, offered for $85 shipped w/in US. Injen short ram intake and filter complete with all original hoses, clamps, box and instructions. Used for 5k miles. $140 shipped w/in US. Please email me if...

Still available, pics available upon request

After two sales have fallen through at the last minute due to buyer issues the car is still for sale. Please contact me at the info given above. Price reduced to $48k, more pics available upon request

Yeah. I don't think there is any scarring yet. I will change them asap but I can't do it now so I was wondering how long I have until I start causing damage.

I need to change my pads but cannot do it for a few days. The rear brake is making a terrible squeaking sound, but there are no marks on the rotors. Is the noise I'm hearing likely the "feeler" indicators telling me the brakes need to be changed? If so, how long before I will hit metal? Thanks.

Sent you a private message, mine is for sale

Silverstone/Onyx NST-T in Philadelphia Area Miles: 51,500 Details: Bone stock, has 6 disk changer in trunk and oem keyless entry/alarm. All service done at Radley Acura in VA, I moved to Philadelphia in the past few months. Car has new Yokohama oem tires (500 miles) and is in pristine...

My personal favorite among many similar encounters: Kid: "Wow, is that a Lamborghini?!" Me: "No, it's an Acura." Kid: "Oh. Well, it's nice anyway." Me: lol

I had the same immediate thought. April fools?

See post #39.

Yes and no. In its most basic form a contract requires 1) offer; 2) acceptance; and 3) consideration. If it were only that simple, there wouldn't be a need for lawyers that specialize only in contract law. For example, there can be alternatives for consideration if none is found to exist such...