I wonder how much weight you save with this set up?
What is the SPECIAL US model?
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I wonder how much weight you save with this set up?
What is the SPECIAL US model?
Zanardi model I would presume.
Got it on one!Quote:
Originally Posted by m666 edd
looks the jab mate! :)
a few more ounces of the car i presume!
Come on then, sharing the part numbers is the least you can do ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Sudesh
Still one of the best NSX on the board ...
It would mainly depend on the battery everyone is using, there will definitely be saving in the battery case itself too, as the NSX-R one is very light, not really much too it.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheSebringOne
I have the old battery box so can compare the weight figures; and if anyone has an old OEM battery they want to weight and post the weight, I'll do the same with NSX-R battery, I think its 10 or 11 kg.
Thanks Paul!Quote:
Originally Posted by Senninha
Just some additional info, I choose this setup as its the same as the NA1 NSX-R, NA2 NSX-R is just a bit different in what it uses, or I should say, doesn't use.
Part numbers can be found here: http://www.oemacuraparts.com/find-pa.../KA6MT/BATTERY
There is only one extra bracket that you can't get in the US, part number 31514-SL0-N10, but don't think it's really needed as its not listed for NA2 NSX-R.
The NSX-R battery is part number: 31500-SR1-100M
Infact NA2 NSX-R doesnt use a battery box at all! It just uses the small plastic base plate as seen in my pics, the top mount and the side bars.
10 or 11kg ... wow!
might look into this down the line for sure, as not long after buying a new std Honda battery :(
Have you that battery fitted? If not can you weigh it?Quote:
Originally Posted by nobby
Fitted ages ago dude! I need new clamps remember ...