Recent content by DOCMORGY

Nice cars, but I for one have always considered the NSX an exotic in every way except maintenance & driving vices. I own a Lotus Esprit also now, as well , and many consider it an exotic. It's uncomfortable seating position, high maintenance needs & spooky handling at the limit sure make it act...

Now this is just a beautiful NSX you had to go & post (makes me really miss my MCB '97 CTSC) : I am surprised that those 315s fit so nicely in the rear too. Guess alot of it has to do with the offset. Anyways, nice car....

Thanks for the suggestions. I actually have a set of 3pc Avus wheels that were on my Monte Carlo Blue NSX that I sold : though the centers were painted MCB so would look really dorky on the green car. Cost to repaint/rebuild is near $800 so I'd rather just purchase the color I want in a lighter...

That is a testament to what really was a great car. And I doubt anybody will ever find the RS4 dated... I still would prefer an RS4 even over the new RS5 coupe that is now out. But the thread is asking about MT sedans & I still think this is one of the few that are still fun to drive around.

I agree. I shudder to think what damage the inspection is going to find. Good luck to you & I hope you sue them straight into the poor-house...

I echo the RS4 sentiment though you are looking at several years old now as your only option. Not sure why you don't want to consider Infiniti/Nissan. I've owned G35 coupe (AT unfortunately), 2x EX35, FX45, 09 370z & currently an FX50S. The G35 coupe was okay stock, but I spent some $$ &...

I saw another post regarding wheels for a Sebring Silver & thought I'd see if anybody has suggestions of wheels in Gold or Bronze to put on a 1994 Brooklands Green? I normally have purchased my wheels for my other NSXs from TireRack, but lately they have almost no high-quality wheels for the NSX...

I had to laugh at this comment. I am flying out to Tampa next week to pick up my 3rd NSX (Brooklands Green) & will drive to Phoenix for some SoS time, then onto Spokane. I wonder how many Florida cars end up on the West Coast & vice versa (I too miss my San Diego time, particularly when dodging...

What are your impressions on driveability? I'd suspect it feels like a more linear torque curve (at least based on your graphs) which is actually what makes it enjoyable to drive around town. I've ordered a set for myself so I'm pretty stoked to see how it compares to driveability of CTSC (which...

Good eye, I too noticed it is now for sale out of TX : at least the Mercedes used-car manager was honest with me & he did exactly as he stated he would: he refused to sell from his dealership & it appears it was wholesaled. I also notice that nowhere on eBay did it make mention of any body work...

I see this too often, unfortunately. I am employed at government entity : pay is pretty bad (considering) though the benefits are what keep me here. I've been in practice since 2000 & have seen a pretty fundamental shift in the 'business of medicine' : even at our facility I routinely have to...

Hmmm, maybe I need to re-consider NV. Grew up in the PacNW, lived in southern US for 15yrs (Navy), came home for 4 seasons. Starting to miss the sun (Phoenix) though the home prices there are starting to go out of sight again. Maybe Las Vegas..... problem is, I work in Emer Dept & know only too...

Glad to see this posting, I am in process of purchasing the RDX upgrade myself. I had a CTSC before & am now going back into a stock NSX & I am not thrilled about losing the torque that the supercharger gave me waaaaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyy down low. But you were pulling rear-wheel TQ readings of...

That is a beautiful car, though. Reminds me of my first NSX (2001 Silverstone) that I purchased with only 14k miles on it. That one only lasted 14 mos before I sold it for job change : biggest mistake ever... I wonder, though, with how prices on NA2 have been recently, if this one doesn't have a...

You can put me down for a set. I'll be only doing intake & exhaust, otherwise going to keep my newest member of my family otherwise stock. The idea of the extra torque is very appealing (my previous toy was a CTSC & I still cannot forget the torque of that monster - plus the amazing sound - it...