Originally Posted by TeamAcura

For those planning on adding EDFC, I found out from a couple of sources the Tein SA are not EDFC compatible.

Originally Posted by TeamAcura

For those planning on adding EDFC, I found out from a couple of sources the Tein SA are not EDFC compatible.

Originally Posted by carbonTSEX

According to Teins website yes. That number is the same for 09+ FWD and AWD. It just drops a little lower on the AWD model.

Here's the link if you haven't already been there:

http://www.tein.com/products/street_...rice_list.html

Originally Posted by carbonTSEX

It's all the same. I'm 2014 as well. It's still too new and most sites haven't updated passed 2013 yet.

Originally Posted by bizzle23

I see... Is that all I need is that Street Advance Damper Kit in order to lower my car? I don't really know much stuff about these. Thank you again...

Originally Posted by ActRightSB

Yep! The coilover kit has everything you need in it. You just re-use your OEM top mounts.

Originally Posted by lift3d_

Just tossing my two cents on these, very happy with my Street Advances so far. VERY comfortable ride, love the damper adjustment, and am excited to see how they hold up during a Canadian winter!

Be ready for a painful install though - getting the backseat out made me question my own sanity a few times. Totally worth it!

Originally Posted by lift3d_

Just tossing my two cents on these, very happy with my Street Advances so far. VERY comfortable ride, love the damper adjustment, and am excited to see how they hold up during a Canadian winter!

Be ready for a painful install though - getting the backseat out made me question my own sanity a few times. Totally worth it!

Originally Posted by KarKraze

I will second that,since installing the Tein SA i feel like i am driving an entirely different car.Taking out the rear seat seems to get easier every time ( 3rd time for me lol).

Josh,thank you for switching things around so that i could get the coilovers .

Originally Posted by Excelerate

Excelerate Performance announces that TEIN now has in stock and available the TEIN Street Advance coilovers.



Purchase here: http://hoa.excelerateperformance.com...i-1827065.aspx

Description:

The Street Advance damper is the evolution of our popular Super Street coilover. Developed to provide a sporty ride feeling and aggressive stance, along with wide-range damping force adjustment using our new Advance Needle technology, giving the driver a much more noticeable feel in damping force change. The shortened shell case design provides optimum damper stroke at lower than standard vehicle ride height. Vehicle ride height is adjustable via the ZT coated threaded sleeve. Updated internal components and external coatings increase durability and product life. Street Advance dampers are great for daily driving and spirited driving for all types of drivers.
Made in Japan under strict quality control standards and developed by highly trained suspension engineers.

Additional Features

• Steel Construction
• Twin Tube internal construction
• Larger piston diameter for strut type front and rear (22mm)
• 16-way Damping adjustment with over 200% increase in damping force change.*
• Ride Height adjustable via spring seat
• Powder coated damper body
• Non-welded ZT coated Adjustment Tube
• Full-Length Dust Boots
• 1-piece Aluminum Spring Seat with Delrin Thrust Washer
• Available for Overhaul
• 1-year Manufacturers Defect Warranty
*over comparable Super Street damper, based on damping dyno graph data. Increase in damping force over comparable Super Street damper may vary for specific vehicle applications.

Originally Posted by bizzle23

Can I get a price for this ship to 95116?

Thank you

Originally Posted by '99-6SIC6

I'm also ready to pull the trigger on a set of these for my '14, please PM me a shipped price quote to 20109. Thanks Josh,

-greg

Originally Posted by acuratlsocal

Can i place order from the website?

Originally Posted by ffmjst

do you have to take out the back seats to install these coil overs? do you have to do that for installing other brands of coil overs as well?