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If you can remember a short while back, we reported about Honda’s in house tuner Mugen and their planned take on the Civic Type R hot hatch. Well today they have just reveled some details regarding just how much these trick body parts will cost if eager enthusiasts are looking to recreate the tricked out tuner ride from the comfort of their own home with aggressive restyled bumpers, vented hood and fenders and an oversized rear wing that would make the Mugen Type R at home on a stage of the World Rally Championship.  A while back Mugen came out with a Civic that went above and beyond what any Honda enthusiast could have hoped for with the Mugen RR, the only drawback is that the RR was a pit on the pricy side. So if you aren’t ready to dish out big money for a front driver but still want the aesthetic appeal of the limited production super civic, then the “unlimited” Honda tuner has just what you are looking for with their aggressive new aero kit for the Honda Civic Type R. The six piece tuning kit is being marketed as turning an ordinary Civic into the "Premium Super Sports" concept and comes complete with everything needed to drastically change the appearance of your Type R. As we all know, Mugen is more about going than showing, so aside from new front bumper with integrated lip spoiler, twin hood scoops, wider fenders, lower side skirts, new rear apron and massive rear wing, Mugen is also developing a series of power producing parts for the tiny Type R hatchback. So no matter whether you want a full out sport compact tuner car, or one that just looks and performs like one, you might want to check out what Mugen has to offer. Press release after the jump. Press release Principal Mugen stockist and leading Japanese tuning house Torque Developments International Plc is pleased to announce that the full range of Honda Civic Type R FN2 upgrades are now available for the performance aftermarket.  Front Sports grille - Part no: 75100-XLR-K0S0 RRP - £372.88 11 comments: Mugen FN2 Honda Civic Type R rielle_brown (859) Posted on 05.3.2010 Very stunning and aggressive Hatch! No wonder why it’s sold out on japan.
 adam_valentine (725) Posted on 03.10.2010 I love the new concept and the new look of Civic. Though they remove the back doors it still cool for me.
 Bobby_Cruz (513) Posted on 01.21.2010 I love the new concept and the new look of Civic. Though they removed the back doors it still looks cool for me.
 badestofthebad (617) Posted on 10.3.2009 eh, all that talk bout type r this type r that an still takes a century and a day to go anywhere.....another lame slow civic. (*yeah i still hate civics)
 AK47 (1027) Posted on 10.3.2009 I rather have a Civic Sedan. This car looks too flashy and dare I say, cute, in my opinion. I don’t want cute.
 grandprix (182) Posted on 10.2.2009 It’s a good thing that Mugen did not went off to the tax evasion scandal of Hirotoshi. Under the M-TEC, they are still using the Mugen trademark.
 buickart (177) Posted on 10.2.2009 Well, Mugen and Honda has a very long history together. Who would ever forget the F3000 engine that they built together in 1986. And since then, they have made history together.
 michelle6r (182) Posted on 10.2.2009 Cheers to the Mugen and Honda for this wonderful car. But I think that the spoiler is an overdo. Change it perhaps? Or remove it from the whole package?
 reneered (183) Posted on 10.2.2009 Front aero bumper is a good investment in upgrading your looks. Both for aesthetic and performance aspects as it increases your aerodynamics. But everything about the car looks so perfect when everything is installed. So I guess, it’s a go go for all the parts!
 mike100 (180) Posted on 10.2.2009 The rear bumper really look nice but don’t you think it’s to pricey for £1044.07? As for purchasing one is more of for the aesthetic design. It gives very little effect when it comes to the car’s performance. So I think I’d rather go for the little details that are performance based such as the Air intake garnish.
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Posted on 12.16.2010