Acura Begins Selling 3,000 NSX Restoration Parts In The United States
The parts available depend on the specific NSX year, model, trim, and transmission type. For a 1994 NSX with a four-speed automatic transmission, available engine parts include fuel injectors, a new throttle body, exhaust manifold components, an oil cooler, an alternator, clamps, cylinder head covers, camshafts, timing belts, and pretty much anything else you can think of.
The same goes for the automatic and manual transmissions the NSX was sold with. New transmission cases are available, as are gear shafts, bolts, shift forks, and shift levers. Honda also offers reproduced exhaust parts, radiators, electrical connectors, headlights, taillights, and interior gauges. You can also order reproduced wheels, brakes, and shock absorbers. An abundance of interior trimmings and parts can also be ordered online or through an Acura dealership. Chipped your NSX’s original windshield? Honda now sells a genuine replacement. Owners can also order easy service items like spark plugs, wiper blades, fuel pumps, and genuine oil filters.
“Honda Heritage Parts was created to help our customers enjoy their classic Acura and Honda performance models, and it’s appropriate that we begin with an iconic model like the first-generation Acura NSX,” executive vice president at American Honda Motor, Mamadou Diallo, commented. “By supporting our customers in preserving the legacy of the NSX, we’re celebrating our shared passion for these iconic sports cars and keeping them on the road for today’s enthusiasts and future generations.”
It’s not just reproduced and new parts that will keep classic NSXs on the roads for years to come. Earlier this year, the Japanese carmaker launched the Honda Restoration Service. It is currently only available in Japan for JDM first-generation NSX models and offers full restoration packages for owners, using the reproduced parts.
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