For the paltry sum of $30 or so you can add a fuel pressure gauge to your NSX. I think it is a valuable tool that will give you an instant visual of this all important piece of information. All that's needed is a B&M 46054 Fuel Pressure Gauge and some thread sealant. When installed it looks like it came from the factory. It fits the space next to the brace perfectly.
The gauge is available everywhere including Advance Auto, Pep Boys and a million mail order houses. The instructions call for teflon tabe but Hondabond HT is better. You need to remove the banjo bolt securing the fuel line that leads to the fuel rails on the engine.
*A word of caution* Although the banjo bolt is only torqued to about 20 lb-ft when installed, the NSX Gods somehow magically torque it to a gazillion lb-ft while you're asleep. In other words, using a power impact driver to loosen Mr. Banjo is going to make your life a lot easier. Using hand tools will be about as pleasurable as brushing your teeth with shards of glass. You've been warned.
Here are a couple of pics.
The gauge is available everywhere including Advance Auto, Pep Boys and a million mail order houses. The instructions call for teflon tabe but Hondabond HT is better. You need to remove the banjo bolt securing the fuel line that leads to the fuel rails on the engine.
*A word of caution* Although the banjo bolt is only torqued to about 20 lb-ft when installed, the NSX Gods somehow magically torque it to a gazillion lb-ft while you're asleep. In other words, using a power impact driver to loosen Mr. Banjo is going to make your life a lot easier. Using hand tools will be about as pleasurable as brushing your teeth with shards of glass. You've been warned.
Here are a couple of pics.
