Honda Racing Corporation (HRC) will begin selling performance parts and accessories for various models in March. The company confirmed that these components will be available exclusively through Honda and Acura dealerships in the United States and via the online platform Honda DreamShop.
The initial lineup includes lightweight forged aluminum wheels for the Honda Civic Type R and Acura Integra Type S, developed with 2elle-engineering. These wheels are 0.5 inches wider than stock versions but reduce unsprung mass by 22 lbs in total. Customers can choose between gray and bronze finishes.
For the 2023-current Honda Pilot and 2026-current Passport, HRC is releasing 18-inch forged-aluminum off-road wheels produced with Titan 7. These wheels feature a 100 kg higher load capacity than standard parts. Additionally, a stainless steel exhaust system developed with Borla will be available for these SUVs, increasing flow rate by 6% and ground clearance by 1.9 inches.
HRC is also developing further upgrades, including adjustable coilovers, camber plates, a short-throw shifter, and Brembo brakes with six-piston calipers. Prototypes of these future components will be displayed at the upcoming SEMA show. Pricing for the initial parts has not yet been announced.
