How to make my 2025 manual Integra A-Spec Tech Look Like a Type S

[pretti_boi]

Hi,

I'm new here! I just bought a 2025 manual Integra A-Spec w/ Tech Package but I just love the look of the Type S. Is there a body kit that will give it the OEM widebody look, like a Type S has?

And before you say it, I didn't get the Type because it doesn't come with a sunroof.

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[nawfoo]

Shouldve just gotten the Type S or TLX Type S if you want a sunroof.

 

[S2000Forever]

For the money you need to spend to turn a regular Integra into a Type S, you could have just had a sunroof put into a Type S, it is possible.

 

[dockleryxk]

If a sunroof was the only reason you chose the A Spec, then you made a bad decision.

 

[Lethal]

For the money you need to spend to turn a regular Integra into a Type S, you could have just had a sunroof put into a Type S, it is possible.

Pretty sure u can ask them as a special order as an add on not on the website or anything but im pretty sure and if u want to weight save have you seen those 8 lbs batteries easiest thing to swap and shed pounds without removing important stuff

 

[mopar_man]

No one buys a regular Integra over the Type S just because no sunroof. Come on now…

 

[NoelPR]

One of the reasons I got the Type S is because doesn't have that pesky sunroof.

 

[StingertimeNC]

Agree on the sunroof. Meaning, I also do not like them. I Never open them and it always becomes a source of noise, weight, and water leaks eventually.

It seems impractical to replace the front bumper, the front fenders, the rear bumper, the sideskirts, and at a minimum, the wheels and tires. Not even mentioning the brakes or the hood. Oh yeah, the extra tack on pieces for the rear doors. Then you'd have to cut the rear fenders to make room for the wheels.

Best bet is to get a good bodykit and call it a day.

 

[creaturemachine]

If it came with a sunroof you wouldn't be bitching. Or memory seats, power passenger seat, memory/tilt mirrors, rear USBs, a fifth seat. Is that all?

 

[squeakyclean]

Agree on the sunroof. Meaning, I also do not like them. I Never open them and it always becomes a source of noise, weight, and water leaks eventually.

It seems impractical to replace the front bumper, the front fenders, the rear bumper, the sideskirts, and at a minimum, the wheels and tires. Not even mentioning the brakes or the hood. Oh yeah, the extra tack on pieces for the rear doors. Then you'd have to cut the rear fenders to make room for the wheels.

Best bet is to get a good bodykit and call it a day.

Btw, isn't the width between wheels greater on Type S vs A-Spec? I imagine that may also require certain modifications.

If there's one thing they clearly got better with Type S is the front bumper. I wish there would be a somewhat middle of the way version for A-Spec. The stock bumper is a bit meh.

 

[StingertimeNC]

Yes, once you put on the wider fenders or fender covers, you may have to trim the rear fender arches to fit the wider wheels and tires.

Why are we even talking about this! L O L

It’s just not practical. It would cost you more than just getting the type S in the first place.

 

[Integra23]

Just do it!
3" wheel spacers from eBay and your golden!
While you at it why settle for a moonroof? Do a full panoramic roof install.

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