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No it does not. The only modification to Accord rack that is needed is to cut the mounting brackets. The steering shaft/tq sensor does not need to be removed/modified on accord rack. My custom crossmember that holds the steering rack has the correct dimensions to just couple it with steering wheel shaft. Everything is fully reversible. It took many attempts and try and error to get it right. There is about .5" room for error in each direction.I think there reason the shaft is longer on S2000 is because it's almost in front of the engine in S2000, then you have several feet of steering rod between the driver and steering rack. Some skilled S2000 drivers notice the flex in the shaft and there are mixed reviews in S2000 community about it's steering. But this is not the case when utilizing S2000 rack on nsx, because it's directly bolted on to steering wheel rod.
No it does not. The only modification to Accord rack that is needed is to cut the mounting brackets. The steering shaft/tq sensor does not need to be removed/modified on accord rack. My custom crossmember that holds the steering rack has the correct dimensions to just couple it with steering wheel shaft. Everything is fully reversible. It took many attempts and try and error to get it right. There is about .5" room for error in each direction.
I think there reason the shaft is longer on S2000 is because it's almost in front of the engine in S2000, then you have several feet of steering rod between the driver and steering rack. Some skilled S2000 drivers notice the flex in the shaft and there are mixed reviews in S2000 community about it's steering. But this is not the case when utilizing S2000 rack on nsx, because it's directly bolted on to steering wheel rod.
