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Originally Posted by Ryan@Forged They are EDFC compatable, but do not come with the EDFC controller. So in this since it is not a waste of money by any means
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09-03-2009, 12:25 PM
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 I had the Tein FLEX w/ EDFC on my S2000 and overall I have no complaints. These coilovers are good without EDFC, and even better with it. The EDFC really gives the driver control over the coilover's performance and with the push of a button can alter the luxury feel of the car on daily roads or stiffen the coilovers up for a hard day at the track. Just like with a muscle when it is relaxed and then FLEXed. Great find Ryan and good luck with the sale  .-Hunter Last edited by 370Ztune; 09-03-2009 at 04:19 PM. |
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The coilovers work just fine without the EDFC. It is not needed to run these coilovers. Hope this helps!
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