Dear members,
found that Honda UK official launch about NSX-R:
The Honda NSX-R will be appearing at the forthcoming Motorshow in Birmingham from 27 May to 6 June 2004
And with good reason too. Despite the NSX being a low volume model in the UK, pressure has mounted to see the Honda NSX-R get an official UK release which is anticipated to be announced at the event.
Following a facelift in 2002 the NSX-R is more focussed than before with weight reduction and circuit-tuned suspension. From the micro-mesh gear stick gaiter to the carbon fibre hood with outlet duct weight savings have been made. Aero part changes include a finned front under-cover, rear diffuser, carbon fibre rear spoiler, providing and increase in the car's driving performance and high speed stability.
Acceleration and response are improved through high-precision balancing of the crankshaft, a shorter final gear ratio, DBW (Drive By Wire) electronic throttle control, and other specialised tuning.
Suspension has been further tuned to cope with the added downforce, and custom-designed high-grip tyres, precision custom chassis tuning, and ventilated brake discs with harder brake pads for potent stopping power have been added.
The NSX-R interior features a custom ball-shaped titanium shift knob and lightweight mesh shift boot, leather-wrapped Momo steering wheel, Recaro carbon fibre Aramid full-bucket seats with leather upholstery and a shift indicator.
As any R designated Honda the NSX-R will be made available in Championship White only.
Honda anticipate selling 10 NSX-Rs in the UK per year but if the recent success of high performance Hondas is anything to go by this could rise.
The NSX-R claimed EVO Magazines Car of the Year in Jan 2003. When pitched against the previous year winner - the Pagani Zonda C12S they had this to say "On paper it's an unequal contest, but on the road they're closer than you'd think."
found that Honda UK official launch about NSX-R:
The Honda NSX-R will be appearing at the forthcoming Motorshow in Birmingham from 27 May to 6 June 2004
And with good reason too. Despite the NSX being a low volume model in the UK, pressure has mounted to see the Honda NSX-R get an official UK release which is anticipated to be announced at the event.
Following a facelift in 2002 the NSX-R is more focussed than before with weight reduction and circuit-tuned suspension. From the micro-mesh gear stick gaiter to the carbon fibre hood with outlet duct weight savings have been made. Aero part changes include a finned front under-cover, rear diffuser, carbon fibre rear spoiler, providing and increase in the car's driving performance and high speed stability.
Acceleration and response are improved through high-precision balancing of the crankshaft, a shorter final gear ratio, DBW (Drive By Wire) electronic throttle control, and other specialised tuning.
Suspension has been further tuned to cope with the added downforce, and custom-designed high-grip tyres, precision custom chassis tuning, and ventilated brake discs with harder brake pads for potent stopping power have been added.
The NSX-R interior features a custom ball-shaped titanium shift knob and lightweight mesh shift boot, leather-wrapped Momo steering wheel, Recaro carbon fibre Aramid full-bucket seats with leather upholstery and a shift indicator.
As any R designated Honda the NSX-R will be made available in Championship White only.
Honda anticipate selling 10 NSX-Rs in the UK per year but if the recent success of high performance Hondas is anything to go by this could rise.
The NSX-R claimed EVO Magazines Car of the Year in Jan 2003. When pitched against the previous year winner - the Pagani Zonda C12S they had this to say "On paper it's an unequal contest, but on the road they're closer than you'd think."