HONDA CIVIC TYPE R CONVERSION BODY KIT

Type R-style body kit designed for the Honda Civic FC sedan, and it closely mimics the aggressive, motorsports-inspired look of the original Civic Type R hatchback.

Components of This Kit

- Rear Bumper with Triple Diffuser: The rear bumper features an integrated triple-exit diffuser and faux triple tailpipe setup, closely resembling the Type R FK8/FK7 model. The central exhaust section and deep sculpting help create a race-ready aesthetic and improve airflow at the rear.
- Type R Style Rear Spoiler: This high-rise rear wing gives the sedan a bold motorsport appearance, while also helping generate downforce for greater high-speed stability.
- Side Skirts: Prominent side skirts visually lower the car, smooth airflow along the body, and tie together the aggressive lines from front to rear.
- Over Fenders/Arch Extensions: The kit adds flared wheel arches to provide a wider stance and support for bigger wheels, which help enhance handling and aesthetics.
- Front Bumper (not visible here): Normally, these kits include a sharp, large-vented front bumper styled after the Type R with slots and extensions for better cooling and downforce (visible in full kit images).
- Red Accents and Trim: Thin red accents run along the skirts and diffuser, which are classic Type R elements emphasizing the performance branding.
- Material: These kits are typically produced in ABS plastic or polypropylene for durability, light weight, and easy painting and installation.
: Body kits of this type are custom-made for the Civic FC sedan (2016+), ensuring precise installation with original mounting points.

Styling and Presence

- The kit instantly transforms the sedan with a wide, low stance ,pronounced fins and edges, and a winged, turbocharged sports car character. It’s aimed at enthusiasts who want both the performance look and aerodynamic enhancements found in the flagship Type R but for their non-Type R Civic sedan.

This conversion is highly popular for owners seeking a dramatic visual upgrade, especially in markets where the Civic sedan is common but the factory Type R hatchback may not be available.