Mugen styling kit for facelifted Honda Zest and Zest Spark

After Honda had released the facelifted Honda Zest and the new Zest Spark the earlier day, Mugen released a new styling package for both versions of the kei-car. The body kit package include a front spoiler, a modified front grille, side skirts, a rear spoiler and a roof wing. Furthermore, the aero package can be combined with 14-inch alloy wheels while the more sportier Zest Spark pictured above can be fitted with 15-inch alloys. Mugen also offers a sport exhaust system and suspension as well as a few other accessories for both variants of the Zest.

MUGEN Honda CR-Z Also Revealed

In addition to yesterday's leaked brochure shots containing official photos and details of the production version of the 2011 Honda CR-Z, a new scan featuring the JDM MUGEN variant escaped today onto Japanese automotive forums.

The new photo shows Honda's hybrid-coupe in full MUGEN body ware with a new grille treatment, chunkier side skirts, front apron, large rear wing, a new rear bumper incorporating a diffuser and newly designed alloy wheels.



We assume that, like most MUGEN proposals, the complete package for the 2011 CR-Z will also include numerous other upgrades such as suspension and brake kits, a sport exhaust system and interior options. The new Honda CR-Z will be launched in its home market in February 2010.

Mugen 2010 Honda Stream MPV

Here's some more Mugen news for all you Honda fans. Along with the release of the first photos of the European specification Civic Type-R 3-door hatchback, the Honda parts specialist revealed its updated tuning package for the discreetly facelifted Stream MPV. Mugen's aero body kit features all the usual pieces such as a front spoiler, a rear spoiler and a roof-mounted rear wing. Additional exterior modifications include a sport grille, side skirts and 17-inch alloy wheels.

Owners of the 2010 Stream can also order a sports suspension, beefier brake system, a performance muffler with a single exhaust pipe and a sport air filter.

Mugen 2010 Honda Insight Hybrid

Mugen has the details on a new range of sport accessories for the Japanese-market 2010 Honda Insight that just went on sale in the Land of the Rising Sun. The package includes a full functional aerodynamic kit called 'Zero-Lift' that supposedly does what it's name suggests -create zero lift- and at the same time offers a sportier look to the Insight.

The aero add-ons include a front spoiler with fog-lamps, a front sports grille, side skirts, ventilated visors, a large rear wing and a rear spoiler with integrated diffuser and a triangular shaped tailpipe. A set of 15 or 16 inch alloy wheels is comes with the package.

Besides that, a sport suspension package that comes with new springs and dampers that lower the compact hybrid car's ride height by 20mm is optional for customer as well.. Other available accessories include the intelligent-Tire Condition Monitoring System (i-TCMS), carpet mats and aluminum sports pedals.

Mugen NSX RR - Legendary V6 Replaced and Supercharged

One of this year’s TAS2009 highlights have got to be the Mugen NSX RR. The name boldly suggest a lighter, more powerful and the most extreme factory NSX to date. Out goes the 3litre V6 and in goes a supercharged, accord 2.4 V6 bolted to a 6 speed manual.

MUGEN bodykit for Honda Accord sedan and Tourer

MUGEN has released their latest design body kit for the new Honda Accord Sedan and Tourer. The styling kit consists of redesigned front sport grille, a front under spoiler or front aero bumper, side skirts, rear wing (for the sedan only), rear under spoiler and ventilated visor.

Besides for the body kit, MUGEN also upgrade the braking system of both the cars. The braking system has been upgraded with Type Touring brake pads and new discs at 300 mm diameter up front and 282 mm at the rear. MUGEN decided to match both the cars with a set of XJ 18×7-inch aluminum wheels or NR 18×7-inch aluminum wheels and also the sports suspension system make both the cars lower. The vehicle also comes with i-TCMS (intelligent-Tire Condition Monitoring System).









Source: MUGEN and Nihon Car