I'm installing my Tein CS suspension with EDFC. The adjusting motors have two different part numbers. Does anyone know which numbers go where? Both motors will fit on the threads of the rear shocks and they look identical.

 

I think they are all the same...i never looked at them when i installed them. They all looked exactly alike so i just tightend them down. The only thing you need to worry about are the wires that run from the EDFC unit to the actual motors. Just make sure you run the wires (should be marked LR RR RF LF) correctly and you will be fine, but the motors to my knowledge can go on any of the coilovers.

I have the same exact set up as you. You will love it when its all said and done! The EDFC is really a awesome little toy.

-Sean

 

Thanks for the response. They look so similar, I thought that might be the case. The only difference might be the power of the motor, but how much force difference can there be? I just didn't want to put the wrong ones on the rear and have to undo it in the future.

 

hey guys,

i was wondering how to access the rear suspension adjustment **** for the strut? do i access it from the trunk or from the rear seats? this is for a 2003 coupe.

i bought the car used with the suspension already installed but i'm having trouble finding where the adjustment **** is. plus, i need to know to install the EDFC motors later on. i really hope i don't have to take the strut off to adjust the **** then put it back on.

 

At this point, you do.

 

then how do you get the EDFC motor onto the adjustment **** then? where do you get the accessibility to do that?

 

if you have the edfc you just press a button

 

in the rear the motor goes up into the car no acessabilty the front you can get to very easily

 

What is your driving impression for the tein cs's? I am looking to buy a set and was told that they will be best for retaining the stock ride quality. He is a reputable person and told me that the lowest damper setting will feel like stock...

 

When we installed my rears, we mounted the EDFC motors on the strut first. Then had to drill a couple small holes in the sheetmetal to run the wires out.

 

Had mine installed this past Monday and the drive home was almost stock like, I really could not tell the difference but the handling around corners felt more balanced and secure.