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Coilovers for the Honda Fit

Coilovers for the Honda Fit are available from BC Racing and Megan Racing for the first-generation GD (2006-2008) and third-generation GK3 (2015-2020) chassis. Kits run from about $950 to $1,200 at the time of writing, with 30-way adjustable damping on BC Racing's BR line and a monotube shock on Megan Racing's EZ series.

Drop amount depends on the spring rate and ride height you dial in, and lowering any Fit adds negative camber up front, so plan for an alignment or camber kit after install.

Fitment

VehicleYearsKitPart no.Spring rate F / RPrice
Honda Fit (GD3)2007-2008BC Racing BR SeriesA-24-BR5 kg/mm front and rear$1,195 at the time of writingCheck price
Honda Fit (GD)2006-2008Megan Racing EZ I SeriesMR-CDK-FIT-EZ5 kg/mm front / 6 kg/mm rear$944.10 at the time of writing (listed from $1,049)Check price
Honda Fit (GK3)2015-2020BC Racing BR SeriesA-85-BR-RN7 kg front / 3 kg rear$1,195 at the time of writing (listed from $1,285)Check price

Honda Fit Generations and Coilover Fitment

The Honda Fit has gone through three US-market generations, and coilover availability depends on which one you own. BC Racing's BR Series covers the first-generation GD3 (2007-2008 Fit) as part number A-24-BR, with 5 kg/mm springs front and rear, priced at $1,195 at the time of writing. The same BR line also covers the third-generation GK3 (2015-2020 Fit) as part number A-85-BR-RN, with a 7 kg front and 3 kg rear spring setup and a warranty against manufacturer defects, listed at $1,195 (down from $1,285) at the time of writing.

Megan Racing's EZ I Series is the lower-cost option for the 2006-2008 Fit (part MR-CDK-FIT-EZ), with a monotube shock and 5 kg/mm front / 6 kg/mm rear springs, listed at $944.10 (down from $1,049) at the time of writing. If you're cross-shopping BC Racing against Megan Racing, retailer listings for the GD3 kit also flag that Fit rear suspension can be built as a true coilover or a divorced setup (separate spring and shock) depending on trim, so confirm which rear configuration your car has before ordering.

Alignment and Camber After Lowering

Lowering a Fit with any coilover kit changes front suspension geometry and adds negative camber, and the rear geometry on later cars shifts too. Plan on a full four-wheel alignment right after install, and set aside budget for a camber kit if you're running the suspension near its lowest setting, since excess negative camber wears the inside shoulder of the tire faster. See our coilover adjustment guide for how ride height and damping changes affect alignment settings, and our installation and cost guide for what a shop typically charges to install and align a coilover kit.

BC Racing BR vs Megan Racing EZ for the Fit

BC Racing's BR kit for the Fit adds 30-way adjustable damping and a manufacturer warranty on top of the spring hardware, useful if you want a soft street ride that you can firm up for an occasional track day without buying a second kit. Megan Racing's EZ I Series keeps things simpler with a fixed monotube shock and a lower price, at $944.10 against BC Racing's $1,195 at the time of writing. If you're still deciding between a full coilover kit and a simpler spring-only setup, our coilovers vs lowering springs guide walks through the tradeoffs.

Before You Buy

Confirm your Fit's exact chassis code and model year against the listing first, since BC Racing and Megan Racing sell separate part numbers for the GD3 and GK3 generations and a kit built for one will not bolt up to the other. Check the retailer's lead time on special-order items too, BC Racing's GD3 kit ships as a 6-8 week special order rather than from stock. If you're new to the category, our what are coilovers primer and are coilovers worth it guide cover the basics before you commit to a kit, and our affiliate disclosure explains how we link out to retailers.

FAQ

Do coilovers exist for the Honda Fit?

Yes. BC Racing's BR Series covers the first-generation GD3 (2007-2008) and third-generation GK3 (2015-2020) Fit, and Megan Racing's EZ I Series covers the 2006-2008 Fit. Prices run from about $944 to $1,195 at the time of writing.

What coilovers fit a 2007 or 2008 Honda Fit?

Two verified options: BC Racing's BR Series (part A-24-BR, 5 kg/mm springs front and rear, $1,195 at the time of writing) and Megan Racing's EZ I Series (part MR-CDK-FIT-EZ, 5 kg/mm front / 6 kg/mm rear springs, $944.10 at the time of writing).

Do I need an alignment after installing coilovers on a Fit?

Yes. Lowering the car changes suspension geometry and adds negative camber up front, so plan on a full alignment right after install and consider a camber kit if you run the suspension low.

What's the difference between BC Racing's BR kit and Megan Racing's EZ kit for the Fit?

BC Racing's BR kit adds 30-way adjustable damping and a manufacturer warranty, and costs more, at $1,195 at the time of writing. Megan Racing's EZ I Series uses a fixed monotube shock and is priced lower, at $944.10 at the time of writing.

Do BC Racing and Megan Racing kits fit the 2015-2020 Honda Fit (GK3)?

BC Racing's BR Series does, as part A-85-BR-RN with a 7 kg front / 3 kg rear spring setup, priced at $1,195 at the time of writing. We did not verify a Megan Racing kit for the GK3 generation in this guide.

Related

Sources: threepiece.us - BC Racing BR Series 07-08 Honda Fit (A-24-BR) · vivaperformance.com - BC Racing A-85-BR Coilover Kit, GK3 Honda Fit · meganracing.com - EZ I Series Coilovers, Honda Fit 2006-2008