Acura RSX A-SPEC concept debuts at SEMA

The RSX A-SPEC is a product of the accessory design and engineering group of American Honda. The company says the car "is a styling exercise created to explore the design possibilities of Acura's latest sporty performance coupe."

The RSX Concept?s chassis has the track increased by a whopping 5 inches, and features a lowered and stiffer suspension, 19-inch black chrome wheels, dual center exhaust, and Brembo brakes. The body modifications include front and rear carbon fiber spoilers and diffusers, an ?underbody spoiler? and serious fender flares.

Interior mods include carbon fiber racing seats and a custom instrument panel.

Full Mod List:

2005 RSX A-SPEC Concept

Modified by the accessory design and engineering group of American Honda, this highly-tuned 2005 RSX is a styling exercise created to explore the design possibilities of Acura?s latest sporty performance coupe. The Concept RSX rides on a chassis with a track that has been widened five in.es compared to stock. The body and chassis of the Concept RSX is comprised of racecar suspension tuning, large 19-in. ?black chrome? wheels, prototype Michelin F1 rain tires, Brembo brakes, front and rear carbon fiber spoilers and diffusers, an underbody spoiler, dual center exhaust, custom HID headlights and massive fender. Inside, the driver cockpit has been modified to race specs with carbon fiber seats, race-style instrument panel, a custom gauge cluster with 9000 RPM redline and numerous other enhancements.

Powertrain Modifications
K20A2 2.0-liter iVTEC engine
Dual center exhaust

Chassis/Suspension Modifications
Custom tuned racing suspension with 5-in. wider track
Brembo brakes
19-in. ?black chrome? wheels
Prototype Michelin F1 rain tires

Exterior Modifications
Custom carbon fiber front spoiler
Custom carbon fiber rear spoiler
Custom carbon fiber rear diffuser
Custom underbody spoiler
HID headlights
Custom widebody kit

Interior Modifications
Carbon fiber racing seats
Custom instrument panel
Custom digital gauge display

[Source: Honda]