Recent content by Kabuki

Thankyou mwagner10702 :) It was uncanny that the following morning after I posted here and to the NZ owners group, that the service agent emailed to say that the hose was in the country and he was posting it down to me :) I've since got my hoses installed and it's now running!

I'm still waiting on one of my radiator hoses... 7 months and counting..:mad: In May, I mistakenly bought a LHD hose but thankfully I recently sold it to another NSX prime member. He told me that some NA1 LHD radiator hoses were becoming discontinued and other hoses he was told were due Jan...

Teh poor old nsx needs you ;P Needs a lot of TLC, I bought my one in very similar condition here in New Zealand. If you do take the plunge, totally worth it, you'll be spending a couple of thousand at least just getting it up to scratch. Definitely replace all the coolant hoses! There are about...

Is it possible to remove the brake pedal without removing the bracket? :confused: I see on part of the pedal there is a pin through the linkage to the cylinder - doesn't look too hard to remove; a spring attachment point - could be tricky getting the spring off; and a top pivot bolt -...

Ok so somehow I mistakenly managed to drop a hex-to-7mm small socket down in the cavity between the engine block and the intake manifold on the r.h.s. This is just below some bypass hoses and is about 1" high and not much wider. It was too difficult to get a bore scope to look around the corners...

Thankyou! Hi Kaz, Thankyou so much!, that's just what I needed to know! Kind Regards, Daniel:biggrin:

Got my package of coolant hoses for a complete changeover of the old ones (I blewout one of the big six) In planning the changeover, I think I know where just about every hose goes on the car, except for the 19501-PR7-A00 as suggested by the NSX Wiki Coolant hoses guide. Looking at the hose...

Where are your favourite driving roads? :cool: Me: Twisty windys of the Rai Valley, Nelson S.I.. Long slow scenic curves Lake Lyndon via Castle Hill to the West Coast S.I.

'92 Automatic Transmission 131,000kms/81400miles $1000USD Serial number: MR9A-1002645 MPR7 11 Removed it in great working condition. I've since completed a manual conversion. Comes with torque converter, flex plate, bolts, plastic covers (except for lower metal cover) working speed sensor...

Hi, I'm looking for a working manual tachometer, anything 1991-1995 NSX. I'm doing an auto to manual conversion on my '92 NSX at the moment and I've managed to botch up faceplate swap when i did the poke-the-needle-back-in trick on my original tachometer so i'm on the hunt :) I might also be...