Took it for a drive on PCH with the wife yesterday with the temps in the 70's. It's been a few months since we did this, the longest stectch since owning the NSX, we usually do it a least once a month. Gotta love SoCal, 70's in February.
What did you do with your NSX today?
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I've got to go to Long Beach for Programming Sessions so I'll take the top off and roll up the 405. Beautiful day for it with the highs in the low 70's. Maybe it will be warm enough tonight that I can leave the top off....
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A FULL day, (Saturday), which consisted of bouncing it off the Rev Limiter, driving the CRAP out of it, speed shifting, ect.
A perfect downshift where sound, rev-match and speed are just perfect............. for bouncing it off the rev limited again.
We are blessed with driving the best car ever built.
A perfect downshift where sound, rev-match and speed are just perfect............. for bouncing it off the rev limited again.
We are blessed with driving the best car ever built.
Walked into the garage and looked at the car cover and nsx sleeping under it, let off a big sigh and walked over the ice and snow back into the house. Only 6 more weeks until spring is officially here. But this is NY so who knows what kind of weather it will be in April.
A FULL day, (Saturday), which consisted of bouncing it off the Rev Limiter, driving the CRAP out of it, speed shifting, ect.
A perfect downshift where sound, rev-match and speed are just perfect............. for bouncing it off the rev limited again.
I'm saving this for the next owner!
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Absolutely nothing.
Topless Sunday drive to the C&C event!
Huh? What do you mean? Never heard of that and what was the amazing difference???
Please tell....
I'm guessing TB = throttle body (not timing belt!)
Lol... Thought so, but TB is synonymous with timing belt around here:tongue:
What did you do to clean it? What's the difference you feel or hear?
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Ha yea i didnt think about it till after bc ive been txting others.
I used some carb, choke and tbody cleaner i found randomly at like an autozone that $5
It really jus makes the car breath so much better. The idle smooths out, the throttle can be modulated much easier and is sharper. As for sound i havent really noticed anything but my intake is already pretty loud
I used some carb, choke and tbody cleaner i found randomly at like an autozone that $5
It really jus makes the car breath so much better. The idle smooths out, the throttle can be modulated much easier and is sharper. As for sound i havent really noticed anything but my intake is already pretty loud
Wow!! Do you have a before picture?
Thought about mine in a warm garage.....as we have had 5 ft of snow and it is really not known for its winter traction abilities.
Installed a wireless backup camera to my Galaxy 5S. Also cleaned up my OEM front lip and applied several coats of Plastidip. Took the Shine GT 1 lip off and will take it to get fixed. Maybe the car is too low?
Nah, it's just right.
Nah, it's just right.
Swapped out the 2G seven spoke 16x7/17x8.5 rims and 215/245 tires and installed the original 91 oem 15x6.5/16x7 rims with 205/225 tires. I would like to offer a few words of praise for the very old-school "fat fives".
I figured the manual steering would be lighter but the improvement is more noticeable than I expected. I'm sure my skid-pad numbers would be down, allowing for tire differences. But the car is more toss-able and definitely more fun. It's the way the car was engineered and now I see why. I don't know about total wheel/tire weight, but the smaller rims are, of course, lighter. Not only does the car provide better feedback through the steering wheel, but the transition to oversteer seems more predictable...although the different tires could be playing a roll here.
Hela-flush the fat fives are not but to me they better fit the character of the 91 in terms of driving feel and looks.
I figured the manual steering would be lighter but the improvement is more noticeable than I expected. I'm sure my skid-pad numbers would be down, allowing for tire differences. But the car is more toss-able and definitely more fun. It's the way the car was engineered and now I see why. I don't know about total wheel/tire weight, but the smaller rims are, of course, lighter. Not only does the car provide better feedback through the steering wheel, but the transition to oversteer seems more predictable...although the different tires could be playing a roll here.
Hela-flush the fat fives are not but to me they better fit the character of the 91 in terms of driving feel and looks.
Watched it get covered in snows at the moment.
Figured with this never-ending brutally cold weather, I connected the battery tender and tossed the cover on again until spring. I give up.. :mad-new:
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Well, look at the bright side...at least you don't have to worry about washing your NSX once a week and piling on the mileage like we do here in So Cal....:frown::tongue::biggrin:
I was poolside yesterday....sorry:wink:
I was poolside yesterday....sorry:wink:
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Poor you.
Since I didn't want dew to settle on my car last night in the chilly 50 degree SoCal weather, I opted to keep her indoors and install a brand new center console.
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Spend the weekend putting my new Garmin 7" GPS with wireless backup camera Project together. Here's a sneak peak and I'll have full set of pictures and DIY on the Electronic section later.
um... that looks really good I am getting sick of my 05 TL navi in the navipod cuz I had to cut up my console to make the buttons fit
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