• This RS-R Down Suspension Set is the standard model spring by RS-R which is a direct replacement for the OEM setup which will safely lower the vehicle while increasing the spring rate for sporty driving.
  RS-R has manufactured the RS-R Super Down Springs with the highest quality and 3 year/5000km guarantee of performance without sagging.
• Here is what RS-R has to say about their product:
  "Lowering the car combines looks, performance, and feel. Envisioning the performance enthusiast's goal, RS-R has designed affordable lowering springs to deliver all your needs. The RS-R Down SUS provides the balance for every vehicle to ensure a comfortable ride, excellent cornering capabilities, and lowered vehicle stance. For an even higher degree of performance, RS-R has the race springs, which provide higher spring rates for improved road stability. Any way you look at it, RS-R has the springs you need for the performance goals you are looking for."
• This kit is available for the following vehicles:
  -CZ4A Lancer Evolution X (drop of 30~25mm in the front with a spring rate of 3.81kg and 25~20mm in the rear with a 3.91kg spring rate).

• 387.36 USD

Andrew what do you think about these?

 

i installed those on a friend's is300 before.

shocks blew after 6000 miles. both fronts.

it's not evo x, so take it for what you will.

 

mUAHAHAHA Legendary what?!?!

Moton is legendary

penske is legendary

even ground control/eibach is legendary

RSR is junky over priced "jdm tyte yo"

 

I had a set of RSR down springs on my old 2g gsx. I used them with tokico blue shocks. They did last a while but eventually blew. More so from the pothole filled NJ roads.

 

Every lowering spring will eventually blow your shocks from 3000-20000 miles

 

26,000 miles on my car, right around 20,000 miles on Eibach springs, zero problems ever...

 

Depends....


Anyway since you asked what i think, i need to do more research on the standard EVO X shocks....which is one reason we haven't come out with a spring for this car yet. We don't just pick numbers out of a hat and go for a drop that looks good. We do quite a bit of R&D and testing when making springs.

The drop sounds like too much for how soft the springs are off the top of my head.

- Andrew