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Quick drive after installing the Quaife steering rack and Route KS carbon pillars.

This almost makes me want to put everything back to stock.....almost. Beautiful
 
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That red is insane!! It glows so bright you would think it has some kind of power source!
I couldn't believe my eyes!
Anyone in the DC area should contact Cliff to see his magic. He's also Ben Schaffer's right hand man at Daisy Import Auto Care. I hope it's OK to give him a plug here...
 
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That red is insane!! It glows so bright you would think it has some kind of power source!
The sad thing about the older NSXs is that gorgeous R-77 Formula Red is so faded from time. Amazing what a good paint correction can do- it just glows! The indigo coloring in the clearcoat just makes it look 3D.
 
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Yup, I agree, at least from a „showtuning standpoint“ – but definitely not from a performance standpoint …
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WOW! Your timing could not have been more perfect! I just had a set of Öhlins coil-overs installed and I noticed that the front had significantly more fender gap so we lowered it 5mm at the front and after I drove it for a while to allow the suspension to settle it was still lower at the rear than the front. I was going to lower the front some more but then I saw this post☝🏻

Again, great timing and now I’m going to leave it where it is. I assume there’s some argument to raise the front end back up to where it was, but I’m not sure that was correct either as it looked a little strange to me. But then again, what do I know? 🤷🏻‍♂️

Post Script: The pictures are after we lowered it back down and is at it‘s present ride height.
 

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Here's a picture of major Honda generation gaps
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The purple turbo NSX is our LoveFab 1992 that has the updated 2002+ front end, the little red roadster is a 1968 S800 which is the spiritual grandfather of the S2000....and beyond those is a 2023 NSX Type-S which with any luck won't represent the END of the era of Honda sports car awesomeness!
 

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Here's a picture of major Honda generation gaps
:thumbup:


The purple turbo NSX is our LoveFab 1992 that has the updated 2002+ front end, the little red roadster is a 1968 S800 which is the spiritual grandfather of the S2000....and beyond those is a 2023 NSX Type-S which with any luck won't represent the END of the era of Honda sports car awesomeness!
And a unicorn yellow CRX converted-ible all the way in the rear. : )

Cool
 
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I couldn't believe my eyes!
Anyone in the DC area should contact Cliff to see his magic. He's also Ben Schaffer's right hand man at Daisy Import Auto Care. I hope it's OK to give him a plug here...
Cliff did my car too when it was down with Ben a couple years ago. Did a great job for a super reasonable price.

Had to kick everyone out to do some garage reorganization this week:
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