Acura Nsx H&r Lowering Sport Springs Like New on 2040-parts.com
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
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I have a set of NSX H&R Springs. They lower the car about 1.5" front and back should fit any year Acura NSX (1991-2005). NA1 and NA2. They came with my car and are barely used as shown in the pics. Probably ~1000 miles on them and were taken off because I could not make it up my driveway.
H&R part number 50146. Retail price is $469. |
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