Video: Honda NSX GT Concept on Suzuka Circuit

The Honda NSX Concept-GT has been unveiled in Japan, previewing the brand’s challenger for the 2014 Super GT racing series.

Destined to tackle the GT500 class of the domestic racing series, the Honda NSX Concept-GT was revealed at the Suzuka Circuit ahead of this weekend’s fifth round of the 2013 season.

A dedicated racing machine based on the NSX concept seen at the 2012 Detroit auto show, Honda says the Concept-GT complies with 2014 GT500 regulations by being powered by a mid-mounted turbocharged 2.0-litre direct-injection four-cylinder engine equipped with a hybrid system.

Honda NSX Concept-GT

Earlier this month, a prototype of the new-generation NSX appeared on track at the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course in Lexington, Ohio, giving us our first opportunity to hear the new Japanese supercar.

Production of the Honda NSX, badged as an Acura in North America, is set to start at the newly established Performance Manufacturing Centre in Marysville, Ohio in 2015.

More Photos of the Honda NSX-GT Concept

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Source: [caradvice.com.au]

Work Meister S1 on NA1 Acura NSX

The Acura NSX is one of the best cars to come out of Japan. Until the LFA almost released 20 years later, there hasn’t been a mid engine Japanese exotic sports car to reach our shores. The owner of this exotic NSX applied some modifications to make this one a little different


This NA1 Acura NSX is a real looker; although mostly black monochrome, a good choice of aero and a nice set of wheels lets ths NA1 NSX stand apart from the rest.


Work Meister S1 3 Piece wheels in Bright Gold really contrast the black car; they are the most notible feature on this NSX. Wheel specs are a staggered 18×8 +37 in 215/40/18 front & 19×10 +41 in 285/35/19 on the rear.


The Work Meister S1 3 Piece wheels look perfect on this car, the rear wheels have a nice amount of lip. The red lug nuts match the red calipers very well, a small, but nice detail.

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