Never~One can never have enough Carbon fiber.:wink:
Never~One can never have enough Carbon fiber.:wink:
No... Lol.. Not a surgeon of any kind. Just got tired of cracking fiberglass because I love to stay extremely low. Got fed up and started thinking about polyurethane or any plastics lip and couldn't find anything in PU so decided to spend $28.. Whats there to lose. I already spent over $1500 on 3 lip.. Well I hope you all like it. I'm pretty satisfied.
+1. Some of these kits are awesome. Sometimes you get a better look by mixing up components from different kits."I think its always good to try to do something different and and push the limits of what the chassis can handle.I like what your doing and agree with your justification. I love "different". (most of the time, lol.)I think a more agrressive front would compliment your build. Maybe a mod4bumper. Also start a build thread as soon as possible. That's an awesome amount of work in so little time.
I like what your doing and agree with your justification. I love "different". (most of the time, lol.)I think a more agrressive front would compliment your build. Maybe a mod4bumper. Also start a build thread as soon as possible. That's an awesome amount of work in so little time."I think its always good to try to do something different and and push the limits of what the chassis can handle. As an aside, Rocket Bunny's founder/designer Kei Miura and Kato from Liberty Walk saw my car and complimented me... they thought it was some company designed kit. They were surprised I did... and that I did it between operative cases.
I like what your doing and agree with your justification. I love "different". (most of the time, lol.)I think a more agrressive front would compliment your build. Maybe a mod4bumper. Also start a build thread as soon as possible. That's an awesome amount of work in so little time.
I actually like the stock front upper/lower bumper setup. One rarely see's that on such an aggressive WB. Keeps the NSX look. Needs quad tips though. Beautiful unique car.
^^^x2^^^Daaaaaaamn !!!!^^^^ Hot as phuck!....way to represent the NSX!
Docjohn.. it's actually not really like the Rocket Bunny Kit except for the flair. It's also only 80% done. I started this only 2 months ago - and given the SEMA deadline, we did what we could. Still have the following left from a bodykit perspective:
1) Widened rear diffuser that extends further beyond the rear
2) Biplane rear wing (Shad feels this actually helps)
3) Side splitter
4) Reworked lower front bumper with larger chin and splitter
5) Narrower front fender flares... they're too big right now by about 1/2 inch
It's actually more close in philosophy to DTM style and, particularly, Black Series bodywork on the AMG cars like the SL65 Black Series and the C63 Black Series I once owned. It all started from my hope to run wider tires. Then it got a little out of hand. But I think its always good to try to do something different and and push the limits of what the chassis can handle.
As an aside, Rocket Bunny's founder/designer Kei Miura and Kato from Liberty Walk saw my car and complimented me... they thought it was some company designed kit. They were surprised I did... and that I did it between operative cases.
Good work,how much wider are fender's now and What rear wing is that?
It appears to be angled wrong for down force but potential lift. But I'm no expert....Rear wing was temporary - its Voltex. Plan is to go with my own custom rear wing attached to the frame as I've been hearing that these wings can actually cause problems at high speeds on track and on highway with the trunk.
It appears to be angled wrong for down force but potential lift. But I'm no expert....
My NSX at SEMA 2014. This project has been a long 8 year project of collecting parts and networking with old friends and making new ones. I'm truly thankful to everyone that has supported my passion for this project. I believe this is the only car ever been built in North America proudly outfitted with such parts. Enjoy everyone.
Read more about it at http://www.drivingline.com/2014/11/sema-2014-still-the-one-mugen-nsx/