I was told exactly the same thing by my local honda dealer.Originally Posted by Steveycaz
I was told exactly the same thing by my local honda dealer.Originally Posted by Steveycaz
92 brown/blue/gold manual coupe sadly stolen:
96 Brooklands Green manual T-top.Sadly now sold
04 Formula Red manual coupe Very sadly sold
Thanks James. My local Honda dealer doesn't fill me with confidence. I also don't especially like their attitude. (E.g. if I drive there in my CRX - try to get any sort of service as they ignore you thinking you are pauper scum .... then I drive there in the NSX and they clamber to serve - I hate that - should treat ALL customers with equal respect and manners) .... plus one service there they printed on the receipt "Spare tyre flat" - really know their NSXs then - lolOriginally Posted by Papalazarou
There are other more local places I do have more confidence in BUT I was under the impression that in changing the cambelt, most of the rear suspension comes off - I want to be sure that they have enough NSX experience to set it back up as it should be since handling is the no. 1 point of these cars IMO.
I have bought a few Honda parts from Bernard in Singapore - very swift delivery and all OEM parts (complete with part numbers and Honda packaging) but much cheaper ..... I will check the parts cost from him. I agree that water pump should be done at the same time - I have a cambelt and waterpump currently sitting on my pool table ready to be fitted to my CRX.
I may be mistaken,but i don't think the rear suspension is touched at all. When i went into the service bay in Two Mills,to talk to the service manager about my "wrong" waterpump the only big thing that i could see that was removed was the plastic cover on the end of the engine.Originally Posted by UltraViolet
92 brown/blue/gold manual coupe sadly stolen:
96 Brooklands Green manual T-top.Sadly now sold
04 Formula Red manual coupe Very sadly sold
We are trying to arrange an NSX stiggy day but planning permission is an issue. We only have consent for one or two cars at a time, not an "event"
In the meantime, NSX owners are welcome to come down with their own car and do the "stiggy challenge"
One and a half hours tuition, 6 timed laps, the best one counts, and half an hour debrief. This is the same format as the old "Star in the reasonably priced car"
1:31.6 for the Stig in a Type R to beat...
Usually £199 inc VAT; special offer for forum members of £179
Graham, why not start a new post for the Stiggy Day as some might not see this in this thread.Originally Posted by graham h
regards
Paul
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S2 is signed by the NSX Project Leader Shigeru Uehara
yes perleeese :razz: !Originally Posted by graham h
Steve.
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i don't want to be blatently advertising - some people don't like it...
Graham, I would also be interested (hopefully after you have had my NSX in to do the clutch and other work! - I will be in touch next week. Would Thursday morning suit to bring it in for you to look at?)
regards
Robin
yes, no problem. I have prepared an estimate for you - lets speak next week.
Hi Ultraviolet, I will be getting my cambelt sorted by 2-Mills early next year and would be intereste dto know how much they have quoted you - I seem to recall they mantioned around £600.
Does anyone know why the water pump should be replaced at same time - is it a vulnerable item? My car has covered 27k miles so i'm not sure if it needs doing or what?