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Spacious Japanese - Honda Civic Type R with widebody kit

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Spacious Japanese - Honda Civic Type R with widebody kit

Did you know that it took just 2 years for Honda to discontinue the fourth generation of the Civic Type R (FK2 - 2015-2017) with 310 PS & 400 NM torque. The FK8 has been available since this year and, compared to its predecessor, has been completely redeveloped. The main focus is on an increase in performance to 320 PS, a sophisticated but also very spacey aerodynamic package and a particularly low center of gravity. And for exactly that, the Asian tuner Progressive SR has now developed an extensive widebody kit. From the factory, the Civic with its narrow headlights, the new Aircurtains, the air scoop and all other fins, spoilers and the diffuser is anything but inconspicuous but when it comes down to it Progressive SR there is still a lot of scope.

Spacious Japanese - Honda Civic Type R with widebody kit

So a completely new front bumper was developed which, including a radiator grille in a honeycomb design, gives the MK8 an even more dynamic appearance. The large front spoiler in particular should provide a lot of additional contact pressure. In our opinion, you could have done without the optional headlight covers, but if you don't want them, you don't have to install them. And a widebody kit would not be a widebody kit if it weren't for powerful attachments for the front and rear fenders. Here, components were developed that are placed on the standard fenders and widen the Civic by approx. 5 cm on each side. In addition, the front attachments have air openings in the area of ​​the doors. The design is a little reminiscent of the predecessor and in our opinion this is particularly clear with the attachments at the front.

Spacious Japanese - Honda Civic Type R with widebody kit

Of course there are also new side skirts and small components that are applied to the edges of the rear doors to allow a transition to the extensions for the rear side walls. And the tail is anything but unchanged because here too there is a new bumper adapted to the lateral widening and also brings a powerful diffuser. On request, it is even possible to order a discreet spoiler lip for the tailgate and this should probably be the most discreet component of the body kit.

 

Spacious Japanese - Honda Civic Type R with widebody kit

As far as we know, the body kit can be used for both the Type R and the normal Civic and the various grille inserts for the front bumper or the optional hood with side gills offer even more options for the Japanese. If we receive new details about the changes, there will of course, as always, be an update for this report. It is best to subscribe to our feed and if there is something new you will be informed immediately. We hope you enjoy looking at the pictures.

Spacious Japanese - Honda Civic Type R with widebody kit

(Photos: Progressive SR (Asia)

These are the changes for the Honda Civic & Type R:

  • Widebody kit (front bumper including grille in honeycomb design & front spoiler, headlight covers, attachments for the front and rear fenders, side skirts, components for the edges of the rear doors, rear bumper with diffuser, spoiler lip for the tailgate - optional various grill inserts for the front bumper , Bonnet with side gills)

We still have many thousands more tuning reports on tuningblog.eu, if you wanted to see an excerpt then just click HERE. And we also have some other tuned Honda Civic models, the following is a small excerpt:

Video: 260PS & 343NM on the bike in the new Honda Civic Type R

Spacious Japanese - Honda Civic Type R with widebody kit

New Honda Civic Type R already on HRE FF15 rims

Spacious Japanese - Honda Civic Type R with widebody kit

Video: Honda Civic Type-R FK2 with 400PS thanks to Armytrix

Spacious Japanese - Honda Civic Type R with widebody kit

Widebodykit for Civic & Type R

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