Suzuki Hayabusa Sport Prototype 2002

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Suzuki Hayabusa Sport Prototype '02
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When people drove the Formula Suzuki Hayabusa at Suzuki One Make Race Series, everybody started saying "Wouldn't be great if we can drive this kind of car on the road?" That light weight sport car is what we gave the answer for. "Hayabusa Prototype" Based on Formula Suzuki Hayabusa, Suzuki Sport has developed from the beginning considering running on public roads and was shown to the world at 2002 Tokyo Auto Salon with Auto Asia.
Text by Suzuki.

The "Ultimate light weight sport car", having superb handling is what Suzuki aimed for and the layot has been decided. Hereby is what Suzuki aimed for:

1 - Super light weight
2 - Equal weight distribution on all four wheels
3 - Low center gravity
4 - Light weight on over hang part
5 - Short wheel base
6 - Minus lift aerodynamics

With Suzuki Sport original steel pipe + aluminum panel frame, the "Suzuki GSX-R1300R Hayabusa" engine is installed in front midship and driven by rear wheel. The body is made from FRP using carbon fiber. The design was established by testing at moving belt type wind tunnel facility in Suzuki Sport factory to have excellent aerodynamics. And the chassis and body uses fully original design (ex. suspensions) and Suzuki's genuine parts (ex. differential) in order to be low cost yet to have high original quality.

-To give out much performance of motorcycle engine and handling, light weight was must.
-Frame was analyzed by help of Suzuki Motor Corporation to simulate crash test for the safety.
-To make the center gravity low, exhaust pipe is fitted on the left side of the frame.
-Making the floor flat and up tail at the rear results ground effect which makes minus lift aerodynamics.
-Gull wing doors make easy access to the cockpit.

Specs:
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This car also goes by the name: Suzuki HSP
 
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A Japanese TVR? Of course I voted. I'd rather have this than all the current Suzuki Swifts in GT6....To clarify, I think in real life Swift is a nice little car. In the game....no.
 
Cool! Isn't this engine also in the GSX-R/4 (or however you write it) concept? Except this is front engined.
 
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