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05-08-2012, 07:33 AM | #1 |
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Force servotronic to sport
Any way to do this with coding, rather than via the M button? I'd like to reserve the M button for MDM, and always have the servotronic on sport mode. IMO the E92 M3 steering is too loose, but better in sport.
Has anyone done this yet? Searching proved difficult.
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For wider tires So that makes the steering heavier I got 265/35 front and 285/35 rear Same size difference as OEM But wider
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On my 08 M3 I had 255/35 and 275/35 on 19s And they were perfect
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Lower tire pressure?
Only problem is most of the coding to our cars is done over on e90post So they don't have m-drive Not sure how we can figure it out We need an M3 tweaker that knows coding I'd love to have the sport setting as standard And being able to have power steering turned off at speed with m-drive
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