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      12-24-2012, 10:19 PM   #1
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Tuners: can you modify servo

One thing I would love and buy immediatly would be a tune or program that could stiffen up the steering a few notches beyond the sport setting that exists.

Given there is a setting to toggle between normal and sport steering for heaviness I have to think there is a way to boost that signal and alter the hydralic assist to decrease it.

I know some think it may be artificial or what not but I really would like stiffer wheel especially on some of the higher speed sweeper types of driving
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Wondering here if coding the car to Euro specs changes anything on the steering.
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I have figured out how to code this.
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      12-25-2012, 08:14 PM   #4
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I have figured out how to code this.
Do you mind sharing this info pls
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      12-27-2012, 06:45 PM   #5
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I am really shocked this is not something being modified. I hear so often people feel the m3 steering is too liight and I agree. I guess its impossible
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The Macht Schnell UnderDrive pulleys are a good way to tighten up the steering slightly without messing with DME software.

Power gains (8-12whp) are a bonus.
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Servotronic is not part of the DME.
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Mike you seem to know everything about these cars. Theoretically is it possible or simply not doable?
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Mike you seem to know everything about these cars. Theoretically is it possible or simply not doable?
^this
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Servotronic is not part of the DME.


So it's not part of the DME, then it can be coded, similar to Euro MDM, side mirrors etc.,? right?

OR

Adding (removing) a value to the Vehicle Order (FA or VO)?

My coding cable is collecting dust in my garage after coding the options I wanted, but this has sparked my interest.
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My cable is sitting in my tool box collecting dust as well
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Yes I believe it's possible. I'll figure it out in a couple months after I have more free time to play around.

I actually was interested in installing a variable knob that would change the assist.
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