Honda HSV-010 EPSON - Honda's all new Super GT car
"Honda music" is back! This is Honda HSV-010 GT, the successor of NSX-GT. Due to too strong a downforce, the top speed is slightly lower than the rivals such ...
Your neglecting quite a bit of stuff, like where in the powerband you would
want the torque, and where you would want to redline the engine. It would
make a terrible street car unless you were able to lower the torque
powerband to about 4k rpm. This would lower peak rpm to around 10-12k max
rpm. Then from there your going to have a problem with the camshafts and
valves activating at an rpm they were not designed for. Bottom line, it
would not be good for the street.
Except for the fact you could not be more wrong. F1 currently run V8s, not
10 or 12s, and they rev out to about 18k, not 24k. So this engine is a
tuned down F1 engine. Not surprising, because Honda are amazing at F1
engines, so no matter where it comes from, it's got F1 engine parents.
Also, they would make moderate torque, so tuned right, it would make an
insane 'street' car, as it's not all about torque. You don't buy a supercar
for practicality.
@dontTOUCHmeOK The GTR is already old technology, their differential comes
from the SH-AWD idea that was made years before the GTR launched. Other
than that it's a twin turbo VQ. What on the GTR is original technology that
they thought of on their own? A touch screen? Carbon fiber? Yaw sensing
diffs? Really heavy?
Splitting hairs dude. Honda have manufactured 3.4L V8 which rev to
10,300rpm for F1 cars. So this block may have been developed for elsewhere,
it still comes from the almost identical family of F1 V8's Honda are famous
for. So its an F1 engine.
@ABUNAI888 In the past there was not as much restrictions... if we take
some restriction off Honda will be the best again , they are in the future
they can make a rocket if they can be allowed ;)
@fasthonda define ground breaking, ground breaking for honda yes, ground
breaking for the car industry as a whole no. nissan already have the gtr so
it would be a little late for ground breaking.
@m6205 not the new one in dthat debeat as a hybrid in detriot, which as
designed after an audi r8, which isnt a bad thing but honda get your own
desgin like you did with the old nsx.
no it really isn't, f1 cars rev out to around 22-24000 rpm. similar
concept. 10 or 12 cylinders that rev to the moon. Make zero torque so it
would made a terrible street car.
if i had money for the LFA, hsv nsx, or skyline gtr I get all
three....heheh I wonder if mitsubitshi will come out with a super car... I
know mazda is but might take awhile.
I've watched hundreds of videos of HSV's and I know what they sound like...
but every time when it gets to the part where its on the track my mouth
still drops open.
Honda would really be setting the bar high if they ever released this car
into production... No American auto maker has ever created anything as well
as this HSV..
i dont think its more of a next gen s2000 as it seems like much more of a
car than the s2k is its class of a car is more like the nsx even most will
disagree cause its not mid engine . its just a new generation of a
sports/supercar. using the layout to achieve what they want. i do love the
nsx cause of its mid engine layout though
Honda should build this; not as an NSX but as it's on V8 580 hp 475; around
the same price range as the GTR 35. Then build the NSX with there V10 750
hp and 590 to compete against the Ferrari's, Lambo's; and Aston Martins out
there; Honda can shut a lot of those American magazines up.
why don't they just manufacture this shit? At least in a alluminum body,
the carbon fiber seems a bit much (even for a super car). They could make
30 or so a year and i bet every year this shit would sell out. Shit, i'd
sell everything i own to have this car in Championship White.
as toyota did with the lfa, this should be a limited production car. the
car featured here is a fully tuned version of the street car seen at
Nurburing. Honda canceled the NSX program in Dec 08. So this car is as
close as it gets to the next gen nsx!
I know, Honda should keep the MR layout on the NSX. It really sucks to know
that the next generation one will have an FR layout. By the way, I think I
read in a magazine that the new NSX will have a V10 (DOHC by the way)
At present, this HSV-010 GT is gonna be made only for SUPER GT, the most
famous production car race in Japan. This will be out for SUPER GT in a few
months.
@NoGames0891 Well, latest news says they AREN'T. They were making this the
successor of the nsx, but abandoned that. So now they're taking it racing.
lol.
"RotaryD19" I love the way you can't read kid. I said, Honda released a
statement saying the Honda NSX will be reborn as a track under the name of
Honda HSV-010. Making the HSV basically the NSX but renamed. I didn't say
it will go into production. The statement clearly said its the NSX renamed
as the HSV, but will only be in track form. Idiot you need to get your
facts straight. This was on AutoBlog, and other sources. Even YouTube's
FastLaneDaily. GTFO POS IDIOT. Come back when you can read.
"RotaryD19" Actually you're wrong. The Honda HSV-010 is the NSX but
renamed. According to multiple sources like AutoBlog. Honda released a
statement saying the NSX will not be made for the public, but it will be
racing as under the name of Honda HSV-010 for the SuperGT. The Honda
HSV-010 is basically the NSX with a different name. Please don't give out
false information when source state, and Honda releasing a statement saying
the NSX is renamed to the HSV for the SuperGT only, no production.
your pos camaro will never be even close to as fast as a Super GT car and
sounds like shit. This car probably makes as much downforce as your heavy
as shit car and your fat ass together and has a suspension and chassis
setup that would shame a fia gt1 corvette. You realize these cars run
significantly faster than gt1 cars? I highly doubt your car is even on that
level. Stripped time attack dedicated cars that make 600-800+ whp with
amazing car setups run almost as fast as these super gt cars.
"RotaryD19" Now you're targeting at me for proving your wrong. Its funny
how you just been proven wrong, so what if they canceled the NSX
reproduction and the S2K. It doesn't mean the they won't make the HSV a
production car in the future. I stand by the fact that I proved you're
wrong. Your original point is the NSX is not the HSV, which clearly you're
wrong. The NSX is the HSV-10 but renamed. Also as a track car, and won't be
any in production as of yet. So maybe production in the future.
Your evidence to prove its not a NSX fails also. Just because the old NSX
had a V6 don't mean the new one has to have one? All newer model cars have
a better engine? Example: The R33, R34 engine is different from the R35? So
the R35 is not a GTR anymore? You fail sir. Honda clearly said, the NSX
will be reborn, but only as a track car and under the name of Honda
HSV-010. No production version as of yet. Please learn to English. I think
you need to learn how to argue also. Fail more idiot.
"RotaryD19" When are you gonna stop being an idiot? You said the HSV is
going to cost too much to produce? Where are you getting the numbers on how
much it cost? Did you know every supercar cost a lot to make? The Lexus LFA
costs Lexus a lot to produce. Did they produce it? Yes. Clearly you don't
know shit. I would like you to find me a link that says how much the the
HSV cost to make. You can't just say random non facts. GTFO IDIOT.
hondas type Rs have so much r and d that they dont make them for profit
thats why the are limited production they do it for the passion of racing.
anybody that knows honda knows that they almost went bankrupt because the
founders love for motocycle racing. but the JGTC 500 regulations have
changed to a FR 3.4L V8 and they have to run that setup to compete same
reson toyota made the LFA.
Typo. EDIT: Please learn some English. If I didn't correct myself. An E-Fag
like you would clearly flame it. But seriously learn to read. No one said
there will be a production model. There won't be one yet. Might be on in
the future. And the HSV is the NSX renamed. So stfu and deal with it. You
obviously hate Honda. And I obviously hate flamers like you.
honda found a loophole so that they could get around the production thing,
I think it says in the rules that you have to have production plans for the
car, meaning it shall be production ready not in production. so they are
allowed to run this machine even if they don´t have a road going production
model.
@jamesmksmith It takes time for the sound to reach the camera, by the time
the car is that distance away (maybe 3 quarters of a mile), the sound takes
around 3 seconds to reach the camera, hence the delay between the brake
lights coming on and the sound in the video.
8:14 - God this is hard. The best part of entire video, grip and speed
After all, this is so far far away of F1. It has 8000 rpm less at peak and
much worse capacity/power ratio of NA engine. Those who state "pure F1
sound" must be def or something...
another reason to watch some japan gt this year. mainly cos of this BEAST
of a car which honda made. good job honda, hope this will be available to
be sold to public soon, cos all gt cars have to ahve a certain amount of
production cars! WOOO
Anyone notice the audio is out of sync - look at the end of the pit
straight and the braking times in comparison to the engine sound...the
audio portrays that they're still going flat out?! Around the 2 min 05 sec
mark
unless your 7.0 has SC, or some crazy Nos set up, and the best suspension
system on earth, it wont even touch a GT500 car. not just the NSX, or the
HSV, but the slower ones too... LOL
V8 sounds like a V10... Sounds soooo good. I am pulling for the new Honda
HSV-010 to win the SuperGT Championship in 2010. Go Honda!!! (would of won
an F1 championship)
as Nutcracker33 said, honda is probably using formula nippon engines. and i
thought those are v6s?! you cant tell the number of cylinders just from the
sound...
F1's are V8's since 2005. Also, the Corvette is a V8 and the Astons are
V12's, thats why they sound so different, it has nothing to do with the
crank setup.