The M3 was better.....
04-24-2004, 09:39 PM
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Stampchez is quite right- M3s DO NOT have active suspension. Period. What you probably felt was the
variable power assist, which I believe firms up the steering when in sport mode.
And in case you're still not convinced, this is from BMWusa.com:
M3 suspension:
-Independent suspension with M calibration (stiffened dampers, springs and anti-roll bars; modified rear axle geometry)
-Gas-pressurized front struts and rear shock absorbers
And in case you're still not convinced, this is from BMWusa.com:
M3 suspension:
-Independent suspension with M calibration (stiffened dampers, springs and anti-roll bars; modified rear axle geometry)
-Gas-pressurized front struts and rear shock absorbers
04-25-2004, 10:42 AM
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Re: Exactly...
I know that when I pushed the sport button in the z4 3.0 i was driving, the steering was tighter. You could also feel the back end sit lower when you pressed the sport button. It might be different in the M3.
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