Hello there,

I would to introduce to you myself. I have the same nick in the NSXPrime.com forum. Currently I own a 1991 Honda NSX which I have had modded with a Sorcery widebodykit and later modified it again to the 2002 NSX-R look.

I am getting a used Honda Jazz GE model in Cerulian blue colour when I get back to my home country Brunei late this year. Plan to give the 2011 facelift to it and add some J's racing goodies in it. Hopefully with the murdering incident by the J's racing president does not effect the sales of the product.

I would love to post the car when I get it as well the mods in the future.

Later.

 

watz up!

 

Hi Kenchan,

Just a little look at my current ride. I am a minimalist nowadays.

Btw that is my brother E46 M3 hiding in the garage. Fully modded with Work wheels, Gruppe-M stuff from exhaust to CF bodyparts and M3 GTR kevlar hood!

 

minimalist? i can only imagine how much it cost to convert a 91- an 02 type R.

beautiful car none the less only give away is the wheels

 

Like the older bodystyle a whole lot more, flip-up headlights and all.

 

That will be sorted out when I'm back from study. Black SSR Type-F. On the car I have installed HKS sports exhaust and Tein Superstreet coilovers. Might also go for a new sideskirts and type-r rear diffuser.

I went with the new headlamp because the old flip up motor starting to fail. You could say I'm one of the few few owners who started up the headlamp mod back in 2003/2004.

With the Jazz I am going with oem look outside maybe with SSR wheels as well and J's racing CF items inside.

Can't wait for this coming november when I get home.

 

shame motor was goin something about flip up headlights on sports cars is just AWESOME!

 

It was funny that only one side of the headlamp went up and the other one still closed. At that point I ordered the 2002 headlamp. Cost me something around US$4k excluding the HID kit.

 

great haha my 95 legend is worth a pair of nsx headlights

 

Sorcery kit on the NSX. I would be the 2nd or 3rd person around the world to have the kit installed on the car. The HKS exhaust is the similar type used on Skyline GTR Zero R

 

jin- your nsx and your bro's m3 looks great!

 

that kit looks pretty decent! im not one for a body kit but it holds the oem lines nicely

 

Me too. I like the oem look due to the smooth continuity of the lines and aerodynamic. With this kit on, around 240kmhr the front lifted. Pretty scary. Now with the oem lines I can go up to 270kmhr which I have done twice.

 

Thanks kenchan. Me and my bro is competetive towards each other. At moment he wins with the mods on his car.