RS-R H083D Down Sus Lowering Springs – 2023-2025 Acura Integra

The RS-R H083D Down Sus Lowering Spring Kit is designed for the 2023+ Acura Integra DE4, providing a mild ride-height reduction while retaining compatibility with the factory shock absorbers.

With an approximate drop of 1.0 to 1.2 inches at both the front and rear, these springs reduce excessive fender gap and give the Integra a lower, more balanced stance. The vehicle-specific spring rates are designed around the Integra’s factory suspension geometry and damper characteristics to provide responsive handling without the extreme drop associated with more aggressive lowering spring kits.

Features

• Vehicle-specific lowering spring kit

• Approximately 1.0–1.2-inch front drop

• Approximately 1.0–1.2-inch rear drop

• Helps reduce the factory wheel-to-fender gap

• Designed to improve suspension response and handling

• Developed for use with the factory shock absorbers

• Vehicle-specific spring rates

• Progressive-rate spring design

• Includes four lowering springs

• Made in Japan

• RS-R part number: H083D

Spring Specifications

• Front lowering: 25–30 mm / 1.0–1.2 inches

• Rear lowering: 25–30 mm / 1.0–1.2 inches

• Front spring rate: 3.19 kg/mm

• Rear spring rate: 5.10 kg/mm

• Chassis code: DE4

• Quantity: Set of four springs

Vehicle Fitment

• 2023+ Acura Integra 1.5L Turbo

• Acura Integra chassis code DE4

Important Fitment Note

This spring kit is intended for the standard 2023+ Acura Integra DE4 platform. (Base and A-Spec)

It is not designed for the 2024+ Acura Integra Type S. The Integra Type S requires a different RS-R lowering spring application.

Actual ride-height reduction may vary slightly depending on vehicle trim, factory equipment, wheel and tire combination, vehicle weight, and the condition of the original suspension components.

Installation Note

Professional installation and a four-wheel alignment are recommended after installation.

Inspect the factory shocks, struts, mounts, bump stops, and related suspension components before installing lowering springs. Wheel alignment specifications and available tire clearance should be checked after the vehicle has settled.