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B-Spec Kit Components
Now, Honda has announced their line of "manufacturer-approved suspension components." For $2,800 you'll get coil-over shocks, camber bolts, braided stainless brake lines, an air filter, front and rear race springs, a cat-back exhaust, front brake pads and an A/C delete belt. The kits will be available on 2/1/2012 through HPD. I may go ahead and buy the $2,800 kit and not use the A/C delete belt. |
I believe struts/shocks built by Bilstein and the springs done by Eibach. Both obviously with the help of Honda Development.
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^ Ooh, that would be good. I'm curious about the pads still once we have confirmation of the coils.
I wonder if the car is streetable after this kit is added. |
Originally Posted by BlueBoogers
(Post 1091521)
Does anyone know who makes the coilovers and whether or not the brake pads are street or race compound?
I may go ahead and buy the $2,800 kit and not use the A/C delete belt. |
I only thought there were SS brake lines. I didn't know there was pads?
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Originally Posted by krunk13
(Post 1091537)
I dont think you can buy it unless your a race car driver. Honda requires that you be part of a sanctioned racing organization and that you provide results from your last two races for you to order from HPD. :(
I can always build a better kit but it would be neat to throw down and get off to a great start with the next Fit. |
These are all built by Honda in house. Brake pads are race compound due to the fact that the kit revolves around racing in the B-spec class.
Honda Performance Development, Inc. to Begin Sale of Performance Parts for Racing ~ Honda Performance Development |
Originally Posted by BlueBoogers
(Post 1091539)
Do you happen to have any sources for this info?
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Originally Posted by BlueBoogers
(Post 1091539)
Do you happen to have any sources for this info?
I can always build a better kit but it would be neat to throw down and get off to a great start with the next Fit. |
Originally Posted by Funkster
(Post 1091546)
I am looking for the source, but I read it on a Honda affiliate site for sure as well.
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Originally Posted by krunk13
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Originally Posted by BlueBoogers
(Post 1091553)
Time to piece it all together myself again. :rotfl:
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it sure will be cheaper...
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The coilovers can be had for $1100. $1700 seems like a lot for the rest of that stuff.
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Originally Posted by Chad T
(Post 1091661)
The coilovers can be had for $1100. $1700 seems like a lot for the rest of that stuff.
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Originally Posted by krunk13
(Post 1091667)
Can be had where?
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Originally Posted by krunk13
(Post 1091667)
Can be had where?
Says they are out of stock now. I actually paid $1030 shipped when I got mine. Just do a google search for bilstein 47-165854 and you will be able to find your best price. I also got camber bolts at jegs but I think they were only around $35. BTW these coilovers are awesome. |
Chad T ----how is the ride w/the bilstein? how about with passengers?
what's ur wheel/tire specs? thanks |
Those Bilsteins aren't even close to the same spring rates as the ones you would get from the B-spec kit keep in mind...they probably have much stiffer valving as well.
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