It's pricy, but I think it's worth it. It will be about $1500 to do the conversion, plus or minus a few. Again, I have to pulled the entire gauge and ship it to them. I will load up the pictures tomorrow.
Vancehu said:I found a place that will do the Type R gauge conversion. They need me to remove the Gauge, so I have to wait for a while until my regular stuffs are installed. The conversion is very close, very high quality. Carbon fiber face, yellow needles, and red ring, just like the real thing.
Vancehu said:Latest Addition to my car... JDM Honda Part.... Perfect fit!!! Tears in my eyes, tears of joy....
Osiris_x11 said:THAT hood was meant for THAT NSX... I kid you not! That's the best look for the '02 NSX-R hood that I have seen thus far: '02-'05 Berlina black NSX-T!
Is your '02 NSX-R rear-valance diffuser from Procar or OEM Honda (ie. Science of Speed)?
What is going to happen to your OEM instrament/gauge 'covers' (blue'ish) on the console, when you get the NSX-R'like CF 'covers', red-rings, and |yellow| needles? {Is the shop going to simply super-impose the CF onto the existing gauges?}
Vancehu said:Latest Addition to my car... JDM Honda Part.... Perfect fit!!! Tears in my eyes, tears of joy....
http://www.nsxprime.com/photopost/showgallery.php?cat=500&ppuser=13449
avalon96 said:I can't believe the difference the hood makes. Amazing!
Mind telline me where and how much? I have to get the same.
NSXLuvr said:Impressive dyno #'s. It would have been nice to have baseline data to compare to it.
Oh and the car looks pretty good too.:wink:
avalon96 said:Any soundclips? Looks good.