Good point there.

I'm not going to be seriously tracking the car anyway so paying around 200 dollars more for an EDFC that I will occasionally use is a bit of a waste to me

 

Just had a chance to slightly try out the Apex'i N1 coilovers at Streets of Willowsprings, and I must say they feel pretty nice. Granted that car was the only modded s2k I have been in but overall it felt pretty good, even on track settings.

 

Was it the N1 Evolution? or was it the N1 pro?

The N1 evolution is just another level up from the Pro I heard

 

It might have been the US A'PEX-i N1 Type EXV Damper (http://importtuninggarage.com/an1daexvhos2.html) or possibly the Pros.

 

You basically have to rip apart your trunk everytime you want to adjust your rears. The drive side rear is especially a pain in the ass because a bunch of fuel line crap is in the way, which is very difficult to reach unless you have small hands or have rigged some kind of special tool to adjust it or you just completely disconnect it everytime you adjust.

I agree that the EDFC tends to be a gimmick/toy on other cars, but it really is almost a godsend for the s2k.

 

[QUOTE=zbrewha863,May 15 2007, 06:19 PM] If you have to choose, go with the Apexi.

 

Tein makes some very nice coilovers, it really just determines what price range you feel comfortable with -- I have heard very nice reviews of their Type RA and Type RS setups (although I have no personal experience with either), and their top-of-the-line stuff is extremely good. Their Type Flex and Super Street though, sadly, are not.

I feel too tired to look up the exchange rate (it is about 4 am here right now) but here you can buy a Type Flex kit for around US$1200, and you can buy a Type RA for around $1500 ... maybe it would be worth it to step up to one of their better models if you really value the EDFC? It would seem more practical to me to do this, and then maybe get a discount from a retailer on buying the coilovers + EDFC, or buying the EDFC used even.

 

Does cusco make coilovers for us? since they have a bunch of suspension stiffening parts and also have an edfc controller like tein

 

No they do not.