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      03-18-2013, 03:45 PM   #32
Stuartlogan77
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Drives: 2013 BMW M5
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Originally Posted by bradone1
Stupid thought, but maybe not... Wonder if a 6MT would behave the same way? I have done some pretty aggressive turning in my M5 and i have had no slipping or sideways-ness at all.... drifting on wide open greeen-turn-lit intersections, 80 here, slidey around the cordner there... no turning the car sideways... i am on 20inch originalk wheels and tires in Miami (70-75 dgree weather this time of year)... i look for these drifting corners all the time to misbehave Occationally my DSC will shudder and drop significant power to my rear wheels but only when i am making the car do things it really shouldnt be doing... all of this with comfort/comfort/economy.... very very rarely do i even need to crank it up with a 6MT to sport+ for anything.... wondering if that will make me go sideways
Mine is MT behaves the same way as everyone is sharing although cold weather plays a part. I had a 2008 m3 and the tires were not as good in the cold. Felt like riding on steel rims. But the mdm mode was far mor conservative and I had that mode on all the time because it made you feel like a driving god with training wheels (in that you didn't kill yourself). The m5 because if the power hike needs more throttle respect than the m3.
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