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Part number is 90430-PD6-003

When comparing the two, the ATX-30 has a higher amp-hour capacity. The ATX-30 will take longer to discharge to below 12V, if I'm understanding what you mean by last longer. I just hope that the ATX batteries will have a longer life/replacement interval than the typical lead acid battery.

Yes, the stock alternator will charge the ATX batteries. I've had the ATX-20 installed for a year now, and no problems so far.

Chris Lum has made an excellent video on installing the fuel filter. You can use the double wrench method with a 19mm holding the filter canister. https://www.nsxprime.com/threads/sticky-diy-nsx-youtube-videos.218761/post-2059660

The service manual shows two methods. I know access is tight, so the tension gauge method might not be doable. As long as the belt isn't frayed and doesn't have any cracks, you should be able to re-use it. Pay particular attention to the inside of the belt (the side that rides against the pulleys).

At the Japanese Classic Car Show in Long Beach this past weekend.

It's interesting, the resonator tube does not have a uniform diameter. I would say the outer diameter is about 2.50 inches with a wall thickness of about 0.085 inch.

I did some shopping around and was able to purchase all the parts separately for a total of $608, after shipping and taxes. So, for me it happened to be the cheapest option. $265 for the battery tray, $315 for the ATX-20 battery, and $28 for the terminals. The $660 price tag is actually the...

I installed the ATX-20 battery in my car and so far, so good. On the electronics side it is plug and play. No specific electronics required. The alternator does just fine in keeping the battery charged. Just make sure you get the terminal post adapters. The ATX-30 and ATX-20 batteries are a...

The box does get hot after driving. I recorded 155°F (68°C) after an hour of driving. This included being on the highway in the afternoon.

Here's the approximate measurements. The dimensions are to the center of the holes. To be honest, I figured out where to drill the holes by taping a piece of cardboard to the bottom of the can and pressed it against the bolts until they left an indentation on the cardboard. You're right about...

I thought I would share an easy, one day, DIY project. I mounted a .50 cal ammo can where the spare tire would be so that I can keep an emergency tool kit in the car. It's securely mounted using the same hardware that the spare used. Plus, the ammo can is sealed, and shouldn't obstruct the...

Pierce College 6201 Winnetka Ave, Woodland Hills, CA 91371 In the main lot off of Victory Blvd. (Lot 7) Time: 7-10am

I was able to purchase those clips through acurapartswarehouse back in Oct. of 2021. Could be worth a try. https://www.acurapartswarehouse.com/oem/acura~clip~washer~tube~91523-sm4-003.html?vin=&make=Acura&model=NSX&year=2004&submodel=&extra1=2%20Door%20NSX-T&extra2=KA%206MT&filter=()

OEM P/N is 76400-SL0-003ZA