The HRC Performance Parts program will kick off with three parts. First up is a new lightweight 19×10-inch forged-aluminum wheel for the Honda Civic Type R and Acura Integra Type S. The wheel, which is 0.5 inch wider than the factory wheel, was developed with Italian company 2elle-engineering, which also supplies the wheels for the Acura ARX-06 race car.

The wheel has a gray finish and a thin-spoke design, echoing the look of the ARX-06’s wheels, but it can also be had in bronze to reference the Honda RA272, the first Japanese car to win a Formula 1 race. The wheel weighs 20.8 pounds (5.5 pounds less than the factory wheel) and was tested at the Nürburgring in Germany. Along with reducing unsprung mass, the wheel has increased negative offset to widen the track width at the front and rear for better handling. The wheel is compatible with 2023-and-newer Civic Type R and 2024-and-newer Integra Type S.

HRC has also developed an 18×8-inch forged-aluminum off-road wheel, designed for the 2026-and-newer Passport and 2023-and-newer Pilot SUVs. HRC collaborated with Titan 7, which has supplied the wheels used for HRC’s runs at the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb. HRC says the wheel is made from aircraft-grade 6061 aluminum and was forged with 10,000 tons of pressure to make it extra strong while minimizing weight.

Each off-road wheel permits an increase of 220 pounds of load capacity over the factory wheel and can be had in Machine Black or Techna Bronze. There is also “Honda Racing” branding machined into the wheel face.