Project NSX
We’re developing a new body kit for the first-generation Acura / Honda NSX. It starts with a 3D scan of a real car, so every panel is built around the real body and its factory mounting points.
Images on this page are 3D scan renders. Holes are glass and spots the scanner can’t see.
Half a car in, a full car out
We 3D scanned one full side of the NSX, plus the hood, roof and tail. Then we found the car’s exact center line and mirrored the scanned side across it. Now we have a complete, symmetric NSX body to design on. Drag the slider to compare.


Built on the factory mounting points
Next we scanned the front fender, the rear quarter (outside and inside) and the side skirt on their own, including the mounting tabs on the back. Then we lined each one up on the full-car scan, so we know exactly where every tab and mounting point sits before the new parts are drawn.
- ~2 mmScanned panels vs. the car’s surface
- 4 scansFront fender, rear quarter (×2), side skirt
- 1 modelCar and panels merged into one master file


From scan to real parts
The car and its mounting points are captured. Now the kit gets designed on top of them.
Kit design
New panels are shaped on the full-car scan, keeping the factory mounting points.
Production CAD
Each panel is drawn as clean surfaces with sharp body lines and checked against the scan.
Molds & first parts
Molds, test fit, then first parts. Fiberglass parts are made in-house in Pomona, CA.
Want build updates or first-run pricing?
Call or text the shop and we’ll put you on the list for Project NSX.
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