Keep on that dream, it’ll be worth it.

It’s true. I’ve been saying this for years - The NSX is an economy car until you get on the skinny pedal. You’ll fall in love the second you drive it.

I’ve put many, many miles on the NSX 5-speed as well as 6-speed and cannot agree with you more. I love how nicely the shifter clicks into place. The clutch is tight but engages incredibly easy and is very forgiving.

The difference between the nut shot and roller coaster scenario is that you don’t want to be behind the person on the roller coaster.

Even better... just limit him to cars with less than 100hp.

You're sick in the head.

One of the best 2-tone designs out there.

If it's on the interwebs it must be true. No one ever talks out of their ass and you should always trust a complete stranger that you have no true way of gauging their credibility.

Hearing that it's falling apart greatly changes things - I was assuming yours was in solid shape. Sorry to hear.

Let's hear that under power on the road. Tease.

Why?

Blowovers used to be a lot more common a couple decades ago. Here's Nix at the Pomona Winternationals in '92 back when they had the old tower there. Eddie Hill was also known for a couple.

Greatest show on earth and I'm lucky enough to get it twice a year in Pomona.

Imagine the "dropping the hammer" scene from Days of Thunder but with paddle shifters... the feeling that goes away when you think of that (because it just doesn't feel as badass dropping down two gears and punching it) is exactly what you described as the pure enjoyment of driving stick. That's the difference.

Boing....

Right?! While Anaslime or Santana would be the likely OC cities to have this happen this story had an IE feel to it (meth).

Looks like he captured it again on this F-16:

Ah, he's from the Inland Empire..... now it all makes sense.

Same... with that many actors all being just as funny as the next I have no idea why it wasn't a huge hit.

I completely agree!