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One thing that happens in some cars, and possibly in the NSX is "vapor lock". The hot engine causes fuel to vaporize in fuel lines touching or very close to the engine. It then takes a few seconds to blow out the vapor and have liquid fuel in the injectors. Another possible cause could be (slightly) leaky injectors.And yes, sometimes my NSX does this too, especially in hot weather.
One thing that happens in some cars, and possibly in the NSX is "vapor lock". The hot engine causes fuel to vaporize in fuel lines touching or very close to the engine. It then takes a few seconds to blow out the vapor and have liquid fuel in the injectors.
Another possible cause could be (slightly) leaky injectors.
And yes, sometimes my NSX does this too, especially in hot weather.
