Honda Brio Modifications

Spoiler A rear spoiler can be added to all Honda Brio trims. Many people think that spoilers only enhance the look of the car and serve no other purpose. But the spoiler's job is to adjust the airflow which increases the car's road grip particularly when running at a high speed. It also forges an air-drag to keep the speed under control. Attaching a spoiler to a Brio that doesn't have a tailgate could be tough. It can be added to the rear fender. A mid-range Honda Brio spoiler doesn't cost much. Paint Changing the paint is probably the commonest of all car modifications. The Honda Brio comes in five color options. But you can mix and match the colors to give your car an exclusive look. You can combine the black paint with yellow. It can be used as a dual color scheme. But the factor-paint look is usually not retained when you recolor your car at a local garage. Also, changing the color is hugely expensive. Many car enthusiasts use carbon fiber bits braided together and glue it to the body. Carbon fiber is lightweight and neatly hugs the car. The price of course is much higher than repainting. Wheels The Honda Brio comes with two tire and wheel options, the 185/55 R15 and 175/65 R14. Various tire manufacturing companies have tires that conform to the Brio's specifications. You can choose a wheel color to match the color of your vehicle. Black and yellow are the most preferred colors. White is also popular because it's compatible with most body colors. Customized wheels and tires bring an aggressive and sporty look to the car. Tires with a different tread have a huge impact on the wheel's traction and force. This in turn affects the speed and mileage. Always ensure that the size of the wheels is within the permissible limits of Honda. Parking sensors The base model and the 1.2 V CVT Honda Brio doesn't come with parking sensors. You can add both front and rear parking sensors to the Brio's bumpers. Local aftermarket parking sensors are cheaper than the Honda-approved ones.

The interior modifications to a Honda Brio can be endless. The entry-level Honda Brio comes with fabric upholstery. You can change that to faux-leather or genuine leather. The latter is hugely expensive and it's advisable to go for Honda-approved options. Local manufacturers, even though they claim, usually don't provide genuine leather. Aftermarket child-seat anchors are also available. Audio system The Honda Brio 1.2 S MT has a 1-Din audio system with Bluetooth and USB. You can replace it with a 7.-inch touchscreen unit. A lot of options are available in the local market. But go for branded units as they are covered under warranty. Audiophiles can add an amplifier and a subwoofer system as well. The sound output of the 1-Din is good enough if you don't care much about the music quality. Ambient lighting None of the Honda Brio models, not even the top-level 1.2 RS Black Top CVT, has ambient lighting. There are many interior lighting systems available in the local market. But these only appeal to the visual appeal of the car and have no bearing on the ride quality. Seat elimination If you want to use the Brio for sports-touring or rally purposes, you can entirely remove the rear seat. You can replace it with a roll cage. This equipment is often used in racing cars to ensure safety of occupants in case of a collision. You can also add a sofa or padded seat to make long road trips more relaxing.

All Honda Brio models come with a turbocharged 1.2-liter, petrol engine. It produces 90PS maximum power and 110 Nm peak torque. The output numbers can be enhanced by using new software to replace the factory-fitted ECU. It leads to faster acceleration, better fuel use, and control of emissions. But modifying a car's engine will void its warranty, unless you do it from the manufacturer itself. But it's always advisable to leave the engine as it is. Besides, engine modifications often cost the earth and make no sense. Avoid overclocking the engine hardware.

A car's suspension wears out as the years pass. But you can change a new Brio's suspension to lend better stability and handling.

The Rear Diffuser can enhance the car’s aerodynamics and performance. It is made of lightweight and durable materials, and is designed to match the car's original design while adding a sporty and aggressive touch to its appearance.

The rain visor prevents rainwater from entering the car through the windows while they are slightly open. And thus improves the functionality and comfort while driving in wet conditions.

These can be added to the Brio to improve its accessibility and protection. They provide an additional step to assist passengers when entering or exiting the car. The side sills also protect the car's body from scratches and other damages caused by debris or footwear.

The rubber mats protect the car's original floor from wear and tear caused by dirt, moisture, and other debris. These can be easily removed and cleaned, making it a convenient and cost-effective solution for maintaining the car's cleanliness and longevity.