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Someone tell me something...

theres a little handle on the left of the centre console near where my wifes knee would be..

what the heck is that?? Is it NOS? it looks like in the engine bay theres a NOS system but i cant be sure..

that's the Apexi ECV adjuster. opens and closes the butterfly in the exhaust. there is no evidence of a NOS system in the engine bay. :sleep:

the NSX is fugn hot... to bad the steering in is on the wrong side... would go for the aluminum chasis with carbon pink bits any day...

that 32 is hot and allot more attainable... like the pornstar next door rather than the movie/model nsx....

both would make me weak at the knees..

i actually like the fake carbon centre of the dash with the climate control in the middle/centre console.. is that an md player or a disk drive ?

both turn me on... *plays with nipples*

the NSX is fugn hot... to bad the steering in is on the wrong side... would go for the aluminum chasis with carbon pink bits any day...

that 32 is hot and allot more attainable... like the pornstar next door rather than the movie/model nsx....

both would make me weak at the knees..

i actually like the fake carbon centre of the dash with the climate control in the middle/centre console.. is that an md player or a disk drive ?

both turn me on... *plays with nipples*

thanks for the heads up richard. The climate controls are in the center console and that little device next to it is called an ETC. its for when your driving on the freeway and you go through tollgates. the gate picks up the signal and opens as you approach without you having to slow down much. its like a prepaid toll gate charge system..very convenient and many japanese have them here.

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