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Mugen spices up Honda's new kei-class S660 roadster

Mugen spices up Honda's new kei-class S660 roadster

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blogentry-133713-0-44925800-1427765405_thumb.jpgMugen has already come out with parts for Honda's recently launched S660 roadster. While the new mid-engine rear-wheel driven kei-car is pretty sharp in standard form, Mugen's new styling kit for it makes it even more dynamic.

 

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blogentry-133713-0-25324100-1427768480_thumb.jpgSome of the new parts include front under spoiler, front aero fender, side skirt, rear aero fender, rear diffuser and a variable carbon rear wing. Highlights that we thought would change the look of the car more include the front sports grill and the glossy hard top.

 

blogentry-133713-0-96180800-1427766630_thumb.jpgPerformance-wise, a more free-flowing exhaust will be made available. On the handling front, new wheels which are staggered in size (15-inch in front and 16-inch at the rear) will be released. Other parts include a sportier suspension system, silted brake rotor and better brake pads.

 

blogentry-133713-0-17791900-1427768497_thumb.jpgOne cool part which I would personally get would be the carbon interior mirror cover for pure aesthetic reason.

 

blogentry-133713-0-46679200-1427768594_thumb.jpgAs a refresher, this is how the 63bhp S660 looks like in standard form.

 

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