The lowered ge8 thread doesn't really have a solid answer on how much these lower your car, would anybody have any experience or knowledge on these? just wanted to know the general drop of these springs? thanks in advance.

 

Nothing a little google cant find. "RSR ti2000 Super Downs honda fit ge"

Seem awful expensive just for springs.

RSR Description:

The RS-R Ti2000 Suspension Set - Super Down Type Honda Fit RS GE8 CVT is the flagship lowering 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 Ti2000 with the highest quality and guarantees lifetime performance without ever sagging.

RSR Specs:

Product Specs
Brand: RS-R
Product: Ti2000 Suspension Set - Super Down Type Honda Fit RS GE8 CVT
Part Num: H271TS

FEATURES:
Pioneering the next generation in suspension tuning, RS-R has brought forth the Ti2000 lowering spring. Backed with a lifetime guarantee, these springs are sure to be well worth your money! One of a kind, these springs are manufactured through a high frequency induction heating process, making it more durable than most springs on the market. Titanium is used in most aspects of the motor sports industry; not only is it lightweight, but its durability and strength sets it apart from the rest. The Ti2000 lives up to its name: springs made of a titanium composite metal with 2000 tensile strength. Not only being made of advanced material, but delivering great ride quality and performance makes the Ti2000 springs the most advanced lowering spring.

SPECIFICATIONS:
Spring Type: Super Down Type

Spring Rate (kg/mm):
- Front: 2.36
- Rear: 2.32

Height Drop (mm):
- Front: 2.0in
- Rear: 2.0in

 

Hey thanks shinjari! super helpful. I just saw a ton of different info and every website I checked had the same drop listed for the downs and super downs.
I really appreciate it!

 

 

I don't have pictures to share, but I will share my experience with lowering springs on stock struts/shocks. Previously I was running Eibach Pro-Kits with stock struts/shocks and tbh the handling was great but suffered in ride quality (bumpy). The Pro-Kits have been rated to drop 1.2" front and 1.5" rear however once they settled it was more like 1.8" drop all around. The 1.8" drop was too low for my liking as I was rubbing bumps and driveways. If you can live with such low ground clearance, then you will have to match the springs with Koni Orange Struts.

IMO RSR Super Downs are pretty pricey and once you consider the added cost for Koni Oranges, you would be in the coilover price range.