1991-2005 Acura NSX

[themadscientist]

My 180 felt like a dart, the center of gravity was definitely ahead of you and the rear kind of swinging along behind it. Even my GTR feels this way, bu to a lesser The supercharged first gen MR2 with the overdrive pulley wanted to rotate around a point right behind the shifter and tried very hard to do that a lot. I don't like this; it feels all wrong. No thanks.

[Sideways&Smiling]

Originally Posted by themadscientist

My 180 felt like a dart, the center of gravity was definitely ahead of you and the rear kind of swinging along behind it. Even my GTR feels this way, bu to a lesser The supercharged first gen MR2 with the overdrive pulley wanted to rotate around a point right behind the shifter and tried very hard to do that a lot. I don't like this; it feels all wrong. No thanks.

It feels wonderful!

[EAGLE5]

Heck, some people even prefer FWD. Different strokes.

[Rampage]

Originally Posted by daiheadjai

Hmmm... should I let this deter me from looking into obtaining a MR-S after the lease is up?



Nah.

Good Man! The MR-S is one of the hidden treasures of performance driving and the sole reason I do not currently own a FR-S.



I would really like to drive an older NSX but I have no interest in the new one even if I could afford it (which I am pretty sure I cannot).

[bestwheelbase]

After all these years, now I know how to pronounce Csaba Csere.

[EAGLE5]

Originally Posted by bestwheelbase

After all these years, now I know how to pronounce Csaba Csere.

When people called the CD office and asked to speak to him, they would know buy how the caller pronounced his name whether they should be passed through.

[reni]

Originally Posted by bestwheelbase

After all these years, now I know how to pronounce Csaba Csere.

"chubby cheddar"

[dem00n]

Originally Posted by strat61caster

Worth posting the article for the background info it provides:

http://jalopnik.com/how-car-and-driv...ars-1679357347

I didn't feel it was necessary since the article was basically a copy and paste of what was said in the video.

[Ultramaroon]

Originally Posted by bestwheelbase

After all these years, now I know how to pronounce Csaba Csere.

Just ask another Hungarian. I would have helped you.

[daiheadjai]

Originally Posted by Rampage

Good Man! The MR-S is one of the hidden treasures of performance driving and the sole reason I do not currently own a FR-S.



I would really like to drive an older NSX but I have no interest in the new one even if I could afford it (which I am pretty sure I cannot).

The hard part is finding one to bring to Canada.
We have a few in Ontario, but generally they're over 8k CAD.
Not to mention a hard top is damn near unicorn status.

[PHLonomenal]

I love Csaba. Great story


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[serialk11r]

Originally Posted by daiheadjai

Hmmm... should I let this deter me from looking into obtaining a MR-S after the lease is up?

Nah.

I've never gone to an autox or the track with my MR-S but I really don't think this car is that easy to spin. I've broken the rear loose on accident a lot of times as well as intentionally in a big parking lot and it was always really easy to bring back in line. If a novice like me doesn't spin even when I try to, it can't be that unforgiving.

Okay, except that time I floored it, cranked the steering wheel one full rotation, and then mashed the brake. It spun around >360 degrees, and that was really scary.

I hear the earlier MR2s are much less forgiving though. Iron block probably has something to do with it.

[Ultramaroon]

'chə-bə 'che-re

closest way using english pronunciation symbols.
http://www.merriam-webster.com/pronsymbols.html

[PHLonomenal]

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