Concept Accord... hope not a repost....
2003 Honda Accord Concept Coupe
With the debut of the completely redesigned 2003 Honda Accord comes a new realm of possibilities for customization. Envisioned and customized by Honda, the 2003 Honda Accord Concept Coupe exemplifies a new direction for a platform that has traditionally been among the most popular in the industry to modify. Now with an available 240-horsepower V-6 engine and a six-speed manual transmission, the performance demeanor of the Accord has increased to a new level. The Accord Concept Coupe goes a few steps further and strives to integrate useful modifications that give it even more horsepower, lower curb weight, increase handling performance, and improve acceleration and braking to practically race-ready levels.
Powertrain / Chassis Modifications: High-flow intake and exhaust, 300-horsepower 3.2-liter V-6 engine, limited slip differential, semi-manual 6-speed transmission, prototype 8-piston Brembo brakes, lowered racing suspension and widened track.
Exterior Modifications: Carbon fiber body kit (includes bumpers, side sills, grill and underbody diffuser), dual aluminum integrated exhaust ports, aluminum/carbon fiber rear wing, black chrome finish headlights and taillights, 20-inch black chrome wheels, Bridgestone Potenza S03 235/45 ZR20 tires, fender flares and NSX Spa Yellow paint.
Interior Modifications: F1-style paddle shifter on steering wheel, prototype multifunction meter display with on-board diagnostics, Sparco carbon/Kevlar backed bucket seats covered in Alcantera suede, 4-point front seat harnesses, three-spoke racing steering wheel, and aluminum sport pedals.
<U> Specifications </U>
Interior
Front bench seating with driver-side bolsters
2 Flip-down seat pods in rear cargo area (jump seat style)
Rear cargo area with hard shell plastic base and aluminum rails
Mobile Entertainment System
On board personal computer with 17-inch LCD screen and inputs for musical instruments and mixing
42-inch Fujitsu Plasmavision screen (folds down from the center of roof and displays out the back)
800-watt Eclipse by Fujitsu Ten audio system with a rear-mounted CD/DVD head unit, three amplifiers, 11 speakers (two 2-inch tweeters, six 5.25-inch mid-range speakers, one 6.5-inch subwoofer, two 10-inch subwoofers)
Front Sony CD/DVD head unit with flip-down display (WX-7700MDX)
Exterior
Panel-side styling
Aerodynamic underbody kit
Rear cargo doors
Passenger side cargo doors
Powertrain
190-horsepower 2.4-liter i-VTEC 4-cylinder engine
6-speed manual transmission
Unit body construction
101.4-inch wheelbase
Low-profile control-link MacPherson strut front suspension
Low-profile compact double wishbone rear suspension
19-inch alloy wheels
245/50 R19 BFGoodrich Proto T/A tires
With the debut of the completely redesigned 2003 Honda Accord comes a new realm of possibilities for customization. Envisioned and customized by Honda, the 2003 Honda Accord Concept Coupe exemplifies a new direction for a platform that has traditionally been among the most popular in the industry to modify. Now with an available 240-horsepower V-6 engine and a six-speed manual transmission, the performance demeanor of the Accord has increased to a new level. The Accord Concept Coupe goes a few steps further and strives to integrate useful modifications that give it even more horsepower, lower curb weight, increase handling performance, and improve acceleration and braking to practically race-ready levels.
Powertrain / Chassis Modifications: High-flow intake and exhaust, 300-horsepower 3.2-liter V-6 engine, limited slip differential, semi-manual 6-speed transmission, prototype 8-piston Brembo brakes, lowered racing suspension and widened track.
Exterior Modifications: Carbon fiber body kit (includes bumpers, side sills, grill and underbody diffuser), dual aluminum integrated exhaust ports, aluminum/carbon fiber rear wing, black chrome finish headlights and taillights, 20-inch black chrome wheels, Bridgestone Potenza S03 235/45 ZR20 tires, fender flares and NSX Spa Yellow paint.
Interior Modifications: F1-style paddle shifter on steering wheel, prototype multifunction meter display with on-board diagnostics, Sparco carbon/Kevlar backed bucket seats covered in Alcantera suede, 4-point front seat harnesses, three-spoke racing steering wheel, and aluminum sport pedals.
<U> Specifications </U>
Interior
Front bench seating with driver-side bolsters
2 Flip-down seat pods in rear cargo area (jump seat style)
Rear cargo area with hard shell plastic base and aluminum rails
Mobile Entertainment System
On board personal computer with 17-inch LCD screen and inputs for musical instruments and mixing
42-inch Fujitsu Plasmavision screen (folds down from the center of roof and displays out the back)
800-watt Eclipse by Fujitsu Ten audio system with a rear-mounted CD/DVD head unit, three amplifiers, 11 speakers (two 2-inch tweeters, six 5.25-inch mid-range speakers, one 6.5-inch subwoofer, two 10-inch subwoofers)
Front Sony CD/DVD head unit with flip-down display (WX-7700MDX)
Exterior
Panel-side styling
Aerodynamic underbody kit
Rear cargo doors
Passenger side cargo doors
Powertrain
190-horsepower 2.4-liter i-VTEC 4-cylinder engine
6-speed manual transmission
Unit body construction
101.4-inch wheelbase
Low-profile control-link MacPherson strut front suspension
Low-profile compact double wishbone rear suspension
19-inch alloy wheels
245/50 R19 BFGoodrich Proto T/A tires
let's see how many of these actually get into procuction..
I'm guessing that there might be options as far as engines goes, because I see that they say V-6 300hp up top and then at the bottom 2.4 i-VTEC 190 hp
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I'm guessing that there might be options as far as engines goes, because I see that they say V-6 300hp up top and then at the bottom 2.4 i-VTEC 190 hp
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Ive seen that car in person... and ehhh, its alright. I really like the idea that it has 300 horses... But Im not really diggin the kit... I would much prefer the OEM body kit that they have now... Oh yea, one more thing, when I saw it in person, it was before the 6 speed came out, so it was an automatic... But since the 6 speed is out now, I think they changed it a manual...
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Ive seen that car in person... and ehhh, its alright. I really like the idea that it has 300 horses... But Im not really diggin the kit... I would much prefer the OEM body kit that they have now... Oh yea, one more thing, when I saw it in person, it was before the 6 speed came out, so it was an automatic... But since the 6 speed is out now, I think they changed it a manual...</TD></TR></TABLE>
to what you said as I have seen it too.
for the car. haha.
Ive seen that car in person... and ehhh, its alright. I really like the idea that it has 300 horses... But Im not really diggin the kit... I would much prefer the OEM body kit that they have now... Oh yea, one more thing, when I saw it in person, it was before the 6 speed came out, so it was an automatic... But since the 6 speed is out now, I think they changed it a manual...</TD></TR></TABLE>
to what you said as I have seen it too.
for the car. haha.
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