I know that the button engage a stiffer steering and a quicker throttle respons but does it also stiffen up the clutch?
Every time I press the S-button it feels like I also have to press hard when using the clutch. Am I imagening this or does it actualy get stiffer? Have not found any info on this when I have search the forum.
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I know that the button engage a stiffer steering and a quicker throttle respons but does it also stiffen up the clutch?
Every time I press the S-button it feels like I also have to press hard when using the clutch. Am I imagening this or does it actualy get stiffer? Have not found any info on this when I have search the forum.
No, it does not affect the clutch. You already mentioned the only two effects (other than driving too fast ) that the sport mode changes.
Brian
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You are right, I was TRYING to be funny:p WOT is WOT, although I would venture to guess that the more responsive throttle (less actuation of the accelerator, causes relatively more throttle "opening") encourages more "jack rabbit" starts from each stop...just encouraging more rapid acceleration, if only caused by changing the driver's habits
Brian
__________________ 2003 Sterling Grey M5
Dinan Free Flow Exhaust, Dinan Rear Sway Bar Super Sprint Headers Custom tuned by ESS
Rogue Octane SSK and WSR
CNS Racing clutch and flywheel
DICE Ipod connectivity
Bimmian Black Kidney Grilles
AngeliBright V3 6000k LED Upgrade, HID Fogs
Ultimate Pedals
BSW Stage 1 speaker upgrade/BSW Subwoofer
Rear Wheels Up Front (275s all around) Supercharged by ESS!! (Kit number 01)
I know that the button engage a stiffer steering and a quicker throttle respons but does it also stiffen up the clutch?
Every time I press the S-button it feels like I also have to press hard when using the clutch. Am I imagening this or does it actualy get stiffer? Have not found any info on this when I have search the forum.
Stiffer steering?
In E60 M5 yes, but not sure it was available in late 90's...
No suspension stiffening and no clutch transformation either.
That's why it's Beast, not a Thinking Dragon, Crawling Tiger.
Think a stable of crazy horses and a jockey with a stick in his hand
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Stiffer steering?
In E60 M5 yes, but not sure it was available in late 90's...
No suspension stiffening and no clutch transformation either.
That's why it's Beast, not a Thinking Dragon, Crawling Tiger.
Think a stable of crazy horses and a jockey with a stick in his hand
Yes, steering gets stiffer. Try doing a slight bit of slalom and then turn sport mode on.
Yes, steering gets stiffer. Try doing a slight bit of slalom and then turn sport mode on.
It gets stiffer because it lessens the power assist on the steering to give you better feel for the road. Another effect is it causes you to turn off DSC and create a lot of smoke!
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