EDFC Question
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https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...hreadid=181219
"EDFC" is the name of a Tein product. The stock AAS actuators on your GXL are simply called "actuators". No, you can't adjust the damping rates unless you have the electrical engineering skills to reprogram the AAS computer. The general consensus is that the AAS is worthless, so most people simply replace the AAS shocks with good aftermarket non-adjustable or mechanically-adjustable shocks.
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...hreadid=181219
"EDFC" is the name of a Tein product. The stock AAS actuators on your GXL are simply called "actuators". No, you can't adjust the damping rates unless you have the electrical engineering skills to reprogram the AAS computer. The general consensus is that the AAS is worthless, so most people simply replace the AAS shocks with good aftermarket non-adjustable or mechanically-adjustable shocks.
Originally posted by mitrx7
Is there any special cautions that i sould know about the AAS to change the springs
Is there any special cautions that i sould know about the AAS to change the springs
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