Honda says it will build a V10 Engine
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in earlier press releases, the new supercar will be just as revolutionary as when the first NA1 NSX debut back in 1991 with VTEC, MR drivetrain, all aluminum chassis, and supercar performance for a cheaper price compared to Ferrari.
I'm guessing a small displacement V10 with a 10K redline, SH-AWD, 7 speed F1 style transmission, and a mix of carbon fiber over the aluminum body (like the NA2 NSX-R). I just hope it'll cheaper than the NSX.
I'm guessing a small displacement V10 with a 10K redline, SH-AWD, 7 speed F1 style transmission, and a mix of carbon fiber over the aluminum body (like the NA2 NSX-R). I just hope it'll cheaper than the NSX.
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Originally Posted by Cosmo M3
in earlier press releases, the new supercar will be just as revolutionary as when the first NA1 NSX debut back in 1991 with VTEC, MR drivetrain, all aluminum chassis, and supercar performance for a cheaper price compared to Ferrari.
I'm guessing a small displacement V10 with a 10K redline, SH-AWD, 7 speed F1 style transmission, and a mix of carbon fiber over the aluminum body (like the NA2 NSX-R). I just hope it'll cheaper than the NSX.
I'm guessing a small displacement V10 with a 10K redline, SH-AWD, 7 speed F1 style transmission, and a mix of carbon fiber over the aluminum body (like the NA2 NSX-R). I just hope it'll cheaper than the NSX.
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Originally Posted by sherwood
i dont know if it will do all those things, doesnt a 7-speed mes with the H-style shifter? and why whoul dthey put a traction system (SH) in a sports car made for enthusists....
SH-AWD has nothing to do with traction control.