This should end the debate.
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This is pretty weak argument. Most nsx owners appreciate originality of the car. If I would own 02+ I would never touch it. Same with my 94. Sure frogs may be lighter, better performing headlights. But when I think of nsx I think pop ups. Having said that for wide body nsx I think frogs look better.If everyone believes this to be the case, how come there isn't a bunch of frog eye owners doing pop-up conversions, instead of the other way around?
This is pretty weak argument. Most nsx owners appreciate originality of the car. If I would own 02+ I would never touch it. Same with my 94. Sure frogs may be lighter, better performing headlights. But when I think of nsx I think pop ups. Having said that for wide body nsx I think frogs look better.
there has actually been one guy on NSXPRIME that converted his 05 to pop-ups not kidding I don't remember the thread but its here somewhere. and its not that salvaged red thing that was for sale for 8 years either it was a mint one that was converted
Well it was afterthought after all (I mean 02 restyle)Technically, and even stylistically, fixed headlights are better than pop-ups. So there is that. Unfortunately, Honda's implementation on the NSX is the absolute worst. It seems they just didn't try to integrate the headlights into the car. Easily the worst feature of the '02+ models.
Its like everything else in life. Whatever you have, you get used to and learn to accept/appreciate So, for me, since I have a 94 and its got the poppies, I like them! On the other hand, if I had an 02+ with the froggies, I'd probably love those the same!!
Having said that, I prefer the popups coz...well, they are cool and retro like manual trannies and hand-cranked engines.
Well put, Mr. Cat.
Might I add, with regard to effectiveness of pop-ups vs. frog-eyes: Pop-ups + HID conversion = Job Done.