What is the typical drop in ride height with these springs?

The RS-R Down Sus springs are designed to lower the front of your 2013 Ford Focus ST by about 1.5 inches and the rear by approximately 1.3 inches. This provides a more aggressive stance.

Do these springs come with new shocks or struts?

This product includes only the four lowering springs. It is recommended to pair them with performance shocks or struts to maximize their effectiveness and ensure proper damping.

Should I get an alignment after installing these springs?

Yes, it is highly recommended to get a professional wheel alignment after installing lowering springs. This ensures proper tire wear and optimal handling performance.

2013 Ford Focus Lowering Springs | RS-R

Name: RS-R 2013 Ford Focus ST Down Sus Springs
Brand: RS-R
Price: 249.00 USD
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RS-R 2013 Ford Focus ST Down Sus Springs

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Fits 2013 Ford Focus. RS-R Down Sus lowering springs give your ST a sportier stance and improved handling.

Key Features

Fits 2013 Ford Focus.
Set of four RS-R Down Sus lowering springs.
Designed to lower the vehicle's ride height for a sportier stance.
Cold-winding process used for consistent spring rate and durability.
Typically lowers the front by approximately 1.5 inches and the rear by 1.3 inches.
Helps reduce body roll and improve handling characteristics.

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Fits this vehicle

Ford Focus 2013

Product Details

This product includes a set of four RS-R Down Sus lowering springs specifically made for the 2013 Ford Focus ST. These springs are designed to replace your factory springs, giving your Focus a lower center of gravity and a more aggressive look. By reducing the vehicle's ride height, you'll notice a change in how the car handles, especially during cornering.

RS-R manufactures these springs using a cold-winding process, which helps maintain their spring rate and ensures they hold up over time. The goal with these springs is to offer a noticeable drop in ride height, typically around 1.5 inches in the front and 1.3 inches in the rear, without making the ride too harsh. This updated spring rate helps reduce body roll and improves the overall feel of the car when you're driving it spiritedly.

When installing these, remember that lowering springs often pair well with performance shocks or struts to get the most out of the setup. It's a good idea to have your alignment checked after installation to ensure everything is set correctly for optimal tire wear and handling.