M dynamic mode

bigjae1976 · 01-16-2012, 09:31 PM

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Originally Posted by 808@702

When I started this thread, I half wanted actual information and half wanted to see all the funny cracks that would come along. I have enjoyed both. I love this forum.

e46e92love · 01-16-2012, 10:48 PM

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Originally Posted by 808@702

When I started this thread, I half wanted actual information and half wanted to see all the funny cracks that would come along. I have enjoyed both. I love this forum.

Appreciation for the members' distinctive skill set of mkaing fun of each other in VERY creative ways is SO VERY important. Provides for much more laughter in life

Cheers,
e46e92

FR01 · 01-17-2012, 02:31 AM

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Originally Posted by gblansten

Pressing the M button turns on the oil monitoring system which is essential for preventing engine damage. Never skip turning this on at the track.

Page 87 of the M supplementary guide.

Good point...didn't catch that gonna have to read it again.

mkoesel · 01-17-2012, 08:16 AM

Dude, there is an entire website on MDM:

http://www.mdm.com/

Very, very helpful.

IrishCoffee · 01-17-2012, 05:01 PM

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Originally Posted by 808@702

I suggest you all stay out of the water if your in Hawaii. I dont get mad I get even. Haha. Aloha and Mahalo. All you experts crack me up.

Surprise! Another angry Hawaiian in the line up. I love that Hawaiians are all about "respect" in the water, but show none to anyone who visit their home breaks. God forbid you guys actually share a wave here and there.

Wasn't expecting surfing to pop up in this thread...

Sincerely
Mr Haole

808@702 · 01-17-2012, 05:25 PM

Mr. Haole. Yeah Hawaiian surf breaks are as competitive as any track day or sport in general. Everyone is going for the same wave all the time. And locals can easily spot visiting surfers. We dont apologize for it, and its no different and sometimes worse in other places. San Francisco, South Africa and Australia are every bit as bad. Me and my GF have driven down to San Diego several times and I have surfed Blacks and around there. Was that you that dropped in on me that day?

IrishCoffee · 01-17-2012, 05:46 PM

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Originally Posted by 808@702

Mr. Haole. Yeah Hawaiian surf breaks are as competitive as any track day or sport in general. Everyone is going for the same wave all the time. And locals can easily spot visiting surfers. We dont apologize for it, and its no different and sometimes worse in other places. San Francisco, South Africa and Australia are every bit as bad. Me and my GF have driven down to San Diego several times and I have surfed Blacks and around there. Was that you that dropped in on me that day?

Agreed that Australia is just as bad as Hawaii. The crowds there are just ridiculous. Aussies get pretty fired up too. Never been to South Africa. I find California to be a hell of a lot mellower than Hawaii when it comes to competition at breaks though. What I'm referring to isn't the competition though... it's the bad Hawaiian attitude. You know what I'm talking about too... guys yelling at each other and ruining the nice time for everyone, pretending they own the place because they're a gigantic Samoan looking dude that nobody is going to pick a fight with. Lame. I haven't been targeted personally, but know lots of people who have been completely unnecessarily. It seems to be a constant occurence anytime I surf there.

There is localism everywhere and it is understandable to a certain extent. For some reason Hawaiians seem to take pride in bashing any visitor in the water though. When I see guys barking at kids in Waikiki on rented boards I'm pretty astonished. It just reeks of ignorance and is a trashy way to live life. It must be that Aloha spirit! Maybe that isn't you, but it sure seems so from your previous comment.

808@702 · 01-17-2012, 06:57 PM

My comment was half joking really when you think about it. What you say is true. Most times the big Samoans - Hawaiians arent very good surfers anyway and use their size to their advantage. Im a Haole (Caucasian) too, but I lived there my whole life so everybody knows me. One other thing, if your a good surfer and not endangering anyone you get accepted alot faster. A surfboard in big surf is basically a lethal weapon in the hands of a junk or inexperienced surfer. I cant wait to ship my M3 back there so I can get to the surf faster. Im sure there are other surfers on this forum. Let yourselves be known!

tibra1 · 01-17-2012, 07:20 PM

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Originally Posted by THE TECH

Honestly I dont blame the OP for asking..have you seen how confusing the manual is for the M3..it took me reading it about 4 times to figure what BMW was trying to say..M drive this.. M dynamic that..yatta...yatta..Half of it is all marketing hype anyways

OP just get in the car and push every button..its what I did.

bigjae1976 · 01-17-2012, 07:47 PM

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Originally Posted by mkoesel

Dude, there is an entire website on MDM:

http://www.mdm.com/

Very, very helpful.

I tried to resist clicking the link....I eventually did.

///My5UV · 01-17-2012, 09:06 PM

Which reminds me... has anyone found any cool easter eggs in iDrive, or are the Germans too boring for that?

Raptor251 · 01-18-2012, 04:53 AM

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Originally Posted by 808@702

I suggest you all stay out of the water if your in Hawaii. I dont get mad I get even. Haha. Aloha and Mahalo. All you experts crack me up.

Just please remember I didn't give you a hard time!!! Im out in the water a couple times a year (mainly Sunset or Backdoor) And I'd even be happy to help you work on your car when I'm there for a little local protection in the water!! lol

E92Hwo2 · 01-18-2012, 05:15 AM

ROFL !

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808@702 8th BMW, 520th Surfboard 494 Rep 1,215 Posts Drives: My girlfriends crazy! Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Las Vegas, Nv. and Honolulu, Hi. and Seattle Wa. iTrader: (0)	Mr. Haole. Yeah Hawaiian surf breaks are as competitive as any track day or sport in general. Everyone is going for the same wave all the time. And locals can easily spot visiting surfers. We dont apologize for it, and its no different and sometimes worse in other places. San Francisco, South Africa and Australia are every bit as bad. Me and my GF have driven down to San Diego several times and I have surfed Blacks and around there. Was that you that dropped in on me that day?
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808@702 8th BMW, 520th Surfboard 494 Rep 1,215 Posts Drives: My girlfriends crazy! Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Las Vegas, Nv. and Honolulu, Hi. and Seattle Wa. iTrader: (0)	My comment was half joking really when you think about it. What you say is true. Most times the big Samoans - Hawaiians arent very good surfers anyway and use their size to their advantage. Im a Haole (Caucasian) too, but I lived there my whole life so everybody knows me. One other thing, if your a good surfer and not endangering anyone you get accepted alot faster. A surfboard in big surf is basically a lethal weapon in the hands of a junk or inexperienced surfer. I cant wait to ship my M3 back there so I can get to the surf faster. Im sure there are other surfers on this forum. Let yourselves be known!
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