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- November 9, 2007 at 9:31 pm #12967
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ModeratorBased on the 2008 SX4 Sport
– 250-hp turbocharged 2.0-liter
– Motorcycle instrument cluster and Hayabusa handlebarsSuzuki Says: The SXForce reinforces the link between Suzuki’s rich motorcycle heritage and versatile line of fun-to-drive motorcycles.
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https://www.automobilemag.com/auto_shows/2007_sema/0710_2007_suzuki_sxforce_concept/index.htmlThere aren’t too many two-wheeled offerings here at SEMA, but Suzuki delved into their sportbike heritage to spruce up its new SX4 Sport and create the Hayabusa-inspired SXForce. Designed and built by Road Race Motorsports, the SXForce steals dual exhaust pipes from a GSX-R sportbike and incorporates other motorcycle cues from its carbon-fiber body trim and side-view mirrors to a pearl, white/orange metallic paint scheme.
The SXForce’s transformation from Tokyo dork to Vegas street smart is extensive. Its rear seats have been supplanted with an elaborate Rockford-Fosgate sound system, and motorcycle instrumentation and controls—including a Hayabusa-sourced handlebar —dominate the cockpit.
The car sits low thanks to a Tein coilover suspension setup, and 18 in. Enkei racing wheels house Rotora six-piston calipers with two-piece 355mm rotors. Up front, huge intakes and vents provide a glimpse of the generous radiator and thick Toyo T1-R tires, while a Carbontrix rear spoiler elongates its otherwise stubby proportion.
Though the SXForce’s 250 hp turbocharged 2-liter engine should offer plenty of oomph, we would have loved to see a blown Hayabusa power plant under the hood, if only to complete the sportbike theme. —Basem Wasef
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