Hondas are fortunate to have every possible tuning accessory known in the car world available for most models. Body kits are no exception and they have the ability to drastically change the look of a vehicle from stock, to an outcome that's much different. Body kits are available in fiberglass and in a poly composition that can be painted to match the color of the car that their going on. Body kits are normally comprised of all or some of the following parts: front bumper, rear bumper, and side skirts. Some front bumpers are designed to house an intercooler for a turbo kit, which allows cooler air into the turbo, which creates more power. Sometimes the purchase on one aftermarket part requires more purchases to make things work together, harmoniously. Many times tuners will change out headlights, hoods, and add spoilers as well. This category of modification can slightly alter a vehicles looks or make it nearly unrecognizable, when compared to the factory form in came in. What was once the exception with show cars in a competition has now become the rule; body kits are on every car there because it sets the vehicles off, as projects on wheels.