Making major upgrade on server software takes time and lots of effort from the administrator so we all need to be patient for a while. Thank you for looking after us, forumadmin. Over the last two days, I'm having difficulty in attaching/uploading files from my PC. Sometimes, the Jpeg file can be uploaded but then, it wasn't displayed as an image inside the post but instead, the 'file name' was dispalyed in text format. It seems that linking the jpeg file from ...
Updated 25-04-2011 at 10:13 PM by Kaz-kzukNA1
In Japan, Honda has announced that they are increasing the parts price for the old models. This is quite common as they normally revise the price in Autumn and Spring every year. Having said this, it seems that the price is about to be increased from this week. Not sure the level of increase for NSX parts but I just hope it won't be too much like we had several years ago. As reported from several sources towards the end of last year, Honda has started the ...
Happy New Year to all of the NSX Enthusiasts.Wishing you and your NSX a wonderful 2011. Had really good time with my friends last night for the count down to 2011 and I hope everyone had enjoyable time as well. Looking forward to meeting some of the members through the 2011 Events, Health Check, NSX Service, Mini-meeting and so on. Kaz
Updated 25-04-2011 at 10:12 PM by Kaz-kzukNA1
As I have no idea on when the delivery will be made in the new year, I decided to collect some of the packages arrived at the local depo even without receiving the information from UK Customs for the Import Duty/VAT. They were the ABS Upgrade looms from KSP Engineering, Japan and the iPod adaptor PA11-HON from USA Spec, USA. Looking forward to installing these on another NSX very soon. Kaz
Finally, one of the package from US has arrived. It’s the spare O2 sensor for the earlier model. I have my own policy of not dealing with any services requiring the removal of header or exhaust manifold without having access to the spare O2 sensor. In order to replace the Oil pan, I need to remove the OEM Front exhaust down pipe and although I don’t need to touch the Front O2 sensor, I still prefer having the spare ...
Updated 25-04-2011 at 10:11 PM by Kaz-kzukNA1
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