Tein Flex W EDFC Pictures Here you go my fellow G owners
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Originally Posted by kdiesl
You need to go lower than that. If thats the drop you wanted you could have just bought springs. Mine is all the way to the bottom.
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Nice looking ride.. I have the same setup and have the same drop as yours.. Enough to close the gap between fender and tire, but yet high enough so I didn't have to encounter exhaust grind everytime I rolled over speed bumps. I like it..
Althought, I would have opted to hide the EDFC behind the ashtray cover vs. cutting holes through the cover. don't get me wrong, it still looks nice, just my opinion.
Do you have pics on mounting bracket used behind the ashtray cover?? I am planning to hide my EDFC behind the ashtray but was unsure on how to mount it. Currently, my EDFC is stuck on the plastic paneling next to my right knee. It works, functionaly, but when the car sits in the heat all day long, the adhesive on the included velcro patches heats up and EDFC tends to fall or peel.. frustrating!!
Thank you in advance,
Michael
Althought, I would have opted to hide the EDFC behind the ashtray cover vs. cutting holes through the cover. don't get me wrong, it still looks nice, just my opinion.
Do you have pics on mounting bracket used behind the ashtray cover?? I am planning to hide my EDFC behind the ashtray but was unsure on how to mount it. Currently, my EDFC is stuck on the plastic paneling next to my right knee. It works, functionaly, but when the car sits in the heat all day long, the adhesive on the included velcro patches heats up and EDFC tends to fall or peel.. frustrating!!
Thank you in advance,
Michael
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Originally Posted by IPon6MT
Nice looking ride.. I have the same setup and have the same drop as yours.. Enough to close the gap between fender and tire, but yet high enough so I didn't have to encounter exhaust grind everytime I rolled over speed bumps. I like it..
Althought, I would have opted to hide the EDFC behind the ashtray cover vs. cutting holes through the cover. don't get me wrong, it still looks nice, just my opinion.
Do you have pics on mounting bracket used behind the ashtray cover?? I am planning to hide my EDFC behind the ashtray but was unsure on how to mount it. Currently, my EDFC is stuck on the plastic paneling next to my right knee. It works, functionaly, but when the car sits in the heat all day long, the adhesive on the included velcro patches heats up and EDFC tends to fall or peel.. frustrating!!
Thank you in advance,
Michael
Althought, I would have opted to hide the EDFC behind the ashtray cover vs. cutting holes through the cover. don't get me wrong, it still looks nice, just my opinion.
Do you have pics on mounting bracket used behind the ashtray cover?? I am planning to hide my EDFC behind the ashtray but was unsure on how to mount it. Currently, my EDFC is stuck on the plastic paneling next to my right knee. It works, functionaly, but when the car sits in the heat all day long, the adhesive on the included velcro patches heats up and EDFC tends to fall or peel.. frustrating!!
Thank you in advance,
Michael
ya sorry i dont have pics, never thought bout it hiding it behind the cover, i do like how it looks like this, regardless of the cutting
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Who did the install? Time to strangle them for the console roughness.
Exactly the setup I want though - but I'm going to do sways first. How's the ride toughness?
Also, don't forget the camber kit so you don't scrap out your expensive-to-replace tires in 10 min.
Adrian
Exactly the setup I want though - but I'm going to do sways first. How's the ride toughness?
Also, don't forget the camber kit so you don't scrap out your expensive-to-replace tires in 10 min.
Adrian
