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Tein flex suspension, worth getting the EDFC?

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svave

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I got the TEIN Flex suspension already. Now Im about to get the EDFC. My question is: Is it worth it or should I spend my $300 somewhere else?

Thanks
 
Who needs to change their shock settings all the time? The Transporter maybe.

Set them where you like them and leave them.
 
wret said:
Who needs to change their shock settings all the time? The Transporter maybe.

Set them where you like them and leave them.

Exactly, the EDFC is a peice of junk not to mention the extra weight *shrugs*. Wret is correct, no one needs to change thier suspension that much. The EDFC is just a gimic. Save your money and spend it elsewhere.
 
I have the FLEX setup as well.

I do not see the need to be constantly adjusting things.

That is just more stuff to break :laugh:
 
The thing is that Im going to have it as a daily drive back home in Sweden and the roads there can be very different...Not potholes but either very curvy or straight....
 
Maybe I should spend the money on a Apexi Boost Controlle instead? Waht do you guys think?
 
What ever floats your boat. IMO - you money is better spent elsewhere. Like everyone else is stating. Just set the settings to where you like it (only takes a little driving around to figure that out) and then leave it.

it's like a boost controller, You don't change your boost settings at every stop light do you?
 
haha havent updated my profile in a while I guess...got a TT...but need a BC...thinking about the Apexi bc? Good?
 
c5chris said:
How do you like the Flex suspension? How much drop on the lowest/highest setting and how's the ride?

I haven't taken the ride height's to either extreme.

As it sits, it is at the recommended ride height of 90mm.

I think it is a great setup for street and occasional track use. I can't wait for them to build the road course out here :D

PM me if you have any more specific questions, I don't venture in this sub-forum very often.
 
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