Electronic Force Damping Controller

[mexillis]

Everyone knows that if you install coilovers on the M you can't adjust the rears without removing the struts. No one has also been able to find out if they can make an accessable hole to do it from the inside. I found this product from Tein and until now didn't realize they sold it seperate from their coilovers. http://www.tein.com/products/edfcII.html I think it would be a nice upgrade for anyone wanting to adjust the damper on the fly. Problem is does it fit? I tried to look online and see if the required fitment matches the length on our coilovers and from D2 it looks like the rears wont. I am not able to actually measure due to deployment but if anyone wants to measure it on their coilovers it might be useful for all of us on CO's. Here is the measuring guide. http://www.tein.co.jp/e/products/new_edfctejun.html Total price is $316 MSRP, Im sure if we found a vendor and enough people interested we could easily get that dropped some.

[svard75]

As far as using the tein efc system i already looked into it and it isnt compatible. Its a good concept for which holes will have to be drilled anyway. I think that its an easy thing to build. Step motors mounted to the top connected to a control box. There are quite a few online services that can take your idea and build a prototype for you. Its quite expensive but they give you full schematics and parts lists for mass production.

[mexillis]

Found some coilvers that might be worth trying for anyone looking to have adjustability in the rear without taking off the rear wheels, and shocks. Aragosta makes a set that if ordered requesting a side mount will eliminate the headaches. They are pricey but are supposed to be top knotch. Here's a picture of the side mount for a G37s http://www.myg37.com/forums/attachments ... hoto-2.jpg

I also heard megan has that option, anyone know if that's true?