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Originally Posted by BarryC
One other question - have you tracked the car on street tires and experienced the same downshift problem? If the answer is yes and no downshift issue - then is the use of Rcompound tires enabling you to generate a more braking force and the transmission won't downshift because it "thinks" a spin could occur if a downshift is executed?
I'm probably off base here as I'm just throwing out ideas.
BC
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Street tires, in an isolated area, tried hard braking from around 80-90 and taking a turn. It would not allow the shift until I was already turned and on the throttle. It really slows you down, need more power sooner. Wonder if a BMW tech will sit in the car and try that with him ......
Not an ABS issue wasn't even close, well within RPM range for the downshifts to occur.
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