The perfect launch every time.
The new SMGII (sequential gear box; like F355) M3 http://forums.roadfly.com/e46m3/messages/m...ages/51270.html
The acceleration assistant offers maximum possible acceleration.
When the driver has deactivated DSC and selected the S6 driving program, he can push the selector lever forward and keep it in that position when the car is stationary. If the driver now fully depresses the accelerator pedal, the optimum starting speed of the engine is automatically set. When the driver then releases the selector lever, the M3 accelerates with optimally controlled slip. This function is unique to the M3.
When the driver has deactivated DSC and selected the S6 driving program, he can push the selector lever forward and keep it in that position when the car is stationary. If the driver now fully depresses the accelerator pedal, the optimum starting speed of the engine is automatically set. When the driver then releases the selector lever, the M3 accelerates with optimally controlled slip. This function is unique to the M3.
mike, I find that BMW SMGII brings up a lot of interesting possibilities. For example it seems like the dealer could never accuse you of: missed shift or launching the car hard (it's built in
) if you had transmission issues or a bad clutch.
) if you had transmission issues or a bad clutch.
this is what I found awhile ago.
http://www.hevanet.com/lar/e46m3/smg2.jpg
Sorry, the pic is very big.
http://www.hevanet.com/lar/e46m3/smg2.jpg
Sorry, the pic is very big.
Here's a video of the "perfect launch": http://www.adcritic.com/content/outpost.co...om-gerbils.html
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[Edited by Silver S2K on 02-28-2001 at 08:22 AM]
[Edited by Silver S2K on 02-28-2001 at 08:22 AM]
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