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As a follow up to the J’s Racing S2000 Type-GT we featured last week, I thought I’d share the other car on display at the J’s Racing Fair. J’s Racing recognizes the growing trend of tuning hybrid cars, and when Honda introduced the CR-Z in 2010, they immediately started making parts for the new chassis. This 2010 CR-Z serves as their test bed and show girl for all their CR-Z products. J’s has a reputation for creating some pretty wild livery’s, and this car is no exception. Check out more past the break.
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The CR-Z utilizes Crux suspension with Swift (F13kg/R10kg) springs to set the stance at an appropriately aggressive height.
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The Type-S aero-kit redefines the lines of the little hybrid and transforms it into something much more visually menacing.
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Around back the Type-S rear diffuser helps round out the aggressive look from the back. Also pictured is the J’s Racing tow hook and exhaust system.
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Sitting atop the rear hatch is their Wet Carbon 3D GT Wing. This wing has a really cool design and overall shape to it with some unique wing stands.
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The good looks continue with the Type-S carbon bonnet. Hot engine temps are given some breathing room with the utilization of the reverse hood scoop.
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With the addition of a few minor modifications, the tiny LEA engine’s power is bumped up to around 145ps – not a bad number for a nimble hybrid.
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The lucky driver will sit snugly in a Recaro RS-G and shift gears smoothly with the J’s Racing shift knob.
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Despite the crazy graphics, you can see that the Type-S aero kit flows extremely well with the stock lines of the CR-Z. Gently increasing the sportiness of the car, keeping in mind the intentions that Honda had when designing the CR-Z.
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Yokohama Neova’s adorn the custom colored Volk RE-30’s and provide adequate gripping power for the track…or the grocery store. Wherever you would drive this thing…
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You can always count on J’s Racing to produce some of the most unique Honda builds and parts around, and the quality is unsurpassed. Their CR-Z build is no exception. I hope you enjoyed the J’s Racing Fair photos from JDM Clips. Check back soon for continued coverage of Motor Sports Japan 2011. Thanks for visiting.
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