Anyone have Tein SS Coilovers w/EDFC?
08-17-2003, 07:26 PM
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Anyone have Tein SS Coilovers w/EDFC?
I'm considering getting the Tein SS Coilovers for my '99TL, but I'm not sure how low I want to lower, if at all. I am more interested in the dampening factor. I want to be able to adjust both the dampening factor and the height easily and experiment. Does anyone out there have EDFC on theirs? (Electronic realtime adjustment)
Also, how much of a benefit would I see, given my current mods?
Jay
Also, how much of a benefit would I see, given my current mods?
Jay
08-17-2003, 07:39 PM
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PeterUbers - thanks for the compliment. I looked a long time back in early 2000 for rims that would fit the '99 TL. I haven't seen these anywhere else...yet.
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08-17-2003, 09:37 PM
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Originally posted by NSXNEXT
EDFC only adjusts the dampening, not the height.
EDFC only adjusts the dampening, not the height.
also, i dont think i have ever heard anyone complain about teins, so they gotta be kick a$$.
08-17-2003, 10:31 PM
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Originally posted by NSXNEXT
EDFC only adjusts the dampening, not the height.
EDFC only adjusts the dampening, not the height.
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08-18-2003, 08:34 AM
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TEINs are great, If you drill a small hole in your rear deck you can adjust the rear dampers without taking the back seat out (Thanks Mr. Hyde....). I can adjust the dampening at all four corners in less than 5 minutes.
For height adjustment you need to jack the car up, I also remove the wheels..
For height adjustment you need to jack the car up, I also remove the wheels..
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Are there any products available that allow electronic height and dampening adjustment?
If not, is there anything else comparable to Tein SS's with EDFC? Koni? Are there any other electronically adjustable dampening products?
Jay
If not, is there anything else comparable to Tein SS's with EDFC? Koni? Are there any other electronically adjustable dampening products?
Jay
08-18-2003, 03:37 PM
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Are there any products available that allow electronic height and dampening adjustment?
If not, is there anything else comparable to Tein SS's with EDFC? Koni? Are there any other electronically adjustable dampening products?
Jay
Are there any products available that allow electronic height and dampening adjustment?
If not, is there anything else comparable to Tein SS's with EDFC? Koni? Are there any other electronically adjustable dampening products?
Jay
The EDFC only allows for dampening controls, but from what I've heard it's awesome and makes it very easy to adjust your ride.
08-18-2003, 04:16 PM
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Originally posted by jmai
w/ an EDFC, changing dampening is just w/ a touch of a button. It sure is nice to change the dampening while driving and no need to get out of the car and test.
w/ an EDFC, changing dampening is just w/ a touch of a button. It sure is nice to change the dampening while driving and no need to get out of the car and test.
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08-18-2003, 04:38 PM
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hm...i change it ever so often when i'm in the mood for speed, tight turns or when i'm in the mood to have a comfy ride. When i'm on long rides on the freeway..i set it soft but once i'm on curvy roads, i set it back to hard. Gotta take those turns the rite way. There are 3 memory settings and the EDFC can control 32 settings since it has more precise settings instead of the 16 clicks that we hear.
Right now, i have it in my glove compartment..i'm gonna mounted on the CD tray that's on top of the head unit. I'm planning to ask someone from Street Effect to make me a tray that would fit the EDFC w/ sliding doors on the front if i want to hide the unit. The unit is so small that it fits into the palm of ur hand.
Right now, i have it in my glove compartment..i'm gonna mounted on the CD tray that's on top of the head unit. I'm planning to ask someone from Street Effect to make me a tray that would fit the EDFC w/ sliding doors on the front if i want to hide the unit. The unit is so small that it fits into the palm of ur hand.
08-18-2003, 06:49 PM
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I have the EDFC w/ Teins as well ... Its really nice, mostly because you can adjust the ride to what you feel like at the time ... So like jmai says, on long freeway trips, you can set it to the softest setting for a smooth ride, and then for twisties make the ride harsher but tighter...
You can checkout my website for pics of the EDFC. I have it mounted in the center console so I can change it easily while driving ... (I usually wait till I'm at a complete stop to make the changes though, I did have the EDFC get out of alignment once... just requires a power off/power on of the EDFC and it re-calibrates, but then it forgets your favorites!)
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You can checkout my website for pics of the EDFC. I have it mounted in the center console so I can change it easily while driving ... (I usually wait till I'm at a complete stop to make the changes though, I did have the EDFC get out of alignment once... just requires a power off/power on of the EDFC and it re-calibrates, but then it forgets your favorites!)
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Originally posted by str8acura
i THINK that for the rear u need to take out the back seat. im not sure though so dont quote me on that.
i THINK that for the rear u need to take out the back seat. im not sure though so dont quote me on that.
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Originally posted by jspecinspire
Your right...to adjust the height of the rear means the rear seats must come out...it's a pain...the front is very easy..juss pop the hood and adjust it..that's why i will be looking into the EDFC soon...oh by the way had the tein ss coilovers for only a few weeks but no complaints at all...very good ride...very stiff at the way i adjusted and very good handling...makes the ride height go very well wit the new 19's
Your right...to adjust the height of the rear means the rear seats must come out...it's a pain...the front is very easy..juss pop the hood and adjust it..that's why i will be looking into the EDFC soon...oh by the way had the tein ss coilovers for only a few weeks but no complaints at all...very good ride...very stiff at the way i adjusted and very good handling...makes the ride height go very well wit the new 19's
08-19-2003, 09:39 AM
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Originally posted by VTEChump
TEINs are great, If you drill a small hole in your rear deck you can adjust the rear dampers without taking the back seat out (Thanks Mr. Hyde....). I can adjust the dampening at all four corners in less than 5 minutes.
TEINs are great, If you drill a small hole in your rear deck you can adjust the rear dampers without taking the back seat out (Thanks Mr. Hyde....). I can adjust the dampening at all four corners in less than 5 minutes.
08-20-2003, 02:13 PM
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Originally posted by str8acura
dude... dont hold out on us... post some pics!!
dude... dont hold out on us... post some pics!!
08-20-2003, 07:38 PM
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I have Teins with the EDFC. Highly recommend, you can adjust the ride height to your desired liking and you can set the shocks from the softest setting for a smooth ride, and then completely stiff for performance driving and any in-between setting your like. Best of all worlds. Make sure you get some Comptech sways, that will put the final touches on your suspension. I originally just had the Teins without the EDFC and had the holes in the rear deck to adjust the shocks, but I'm really glad I added the EDFC. I can change the settings as I drive, big plus in the convenience department especially when coming off the freeway in comfortable cruise mod and then want to partake in some hard/fun driving maneuvers.
08-21-2003, 07:58 AM
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Originally posted by jspecinspire
Bro i will post pics soon but a few things happened...first i need a camera, but i think i can take care of that part of the prob...second....one rim got bent cuz i hit a huge pothole in the rain..i couldn't see anything...went to pick up some jdm lock nuts....third...my tranny just died....so now the rim is already repaired but my car is at the dealership getting a new tranny...so as soon as i get it back i'll try to take some pix and post it...or have someone host the pics for me....but to give u a idea of wha i have done so far....19x8 Lowenhart BR5's with toyo proxes, kyokugen lock nut set, and tein ss coilovers, i have the value eyelids but decided not to put em on til i repaint my whole car in dec. along with the value sport body kit, and a few other lil surprises that i planned to do...but for now i'll try to get some pix up as soon as possible...
Bro i will post pics soon but a few things happened...first i need a camera, but i think i can take care of that part of the prob...second....one rim got bent cuz i hit a huge pothole in the rain..i couldn't see anything...went to pick up some jdm lock nuts....third...my tranny just died....so now the rim is already repaired but my car is at the dealership getting a new tranny...so as soon as i get it back i'll try to take some pix and post it...or have someone host the pics for me....but to give u a idea of wha i have done so far....19x8 Lowenhart BR5's with toyo proxes, kyokugen lock nut set, and tein ss coilovers, i have the value eyelids but decided not to put em on til i repaint my whole car in dec. along with the value sport body kit, and a few other lil surprises that i planned to do...but for now i'll try to get some pix up as soon as possible...
i love the br5's 
anyways, damn thats a lot of bad luck. hopefully it all gets fixed soon. we should meet up one day and do a small photoshot
08-21-2003, 05:45 PM
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Originally posted by str8acura
i love the br5's
anyways, damn thats a lot of bad luck. hopefully it all gets fixed soon. we should meet up one day and do a small photoshot
i love the br5's anyways, damn thats a lot of bad luck. hopefully it all gets fixed soon. we should meet up one day and do a small photoshot
Bro PM me, we can definitely meet up..cuz i would like to see your car too...if you want we can meet up and take some pix...i should have my car back early next week...
09-16-2003, 07:00 AM
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Originally posted by systek
how much is the EDFC by itself? can it be used on other adjustables such as the tokicos?
how much is the EDFC by itself? can it be used on other adjustables such as the tokicos?
09-17-2003, 04:58 AM
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Originally posted by systek
so ur saying that currently, the edfc doesnt work on the rear shocks?
so ur saying that currently, the edfc doesnt work on the rear shocks?
With the Acura TL and Tein SS Coilovers you can adjust the front + rears with the EDFC ...
Since you have a TL, you should be able to adjust both.
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