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      09-15-2016, 08:01 PM   #11
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Drives: 02 BMW Z3M Coupe S54 Slicktop
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Originally Posted by CTMP4me
I've tracked my coupe over 6-7 days this summer and found the normal DSC to be fairly aggressive at cutting power on corner exit.

I think my tire choice further exacerbates this, since running 245/40/18 front and 265/35/18 rear puts the relative circumference of the rear tires something like 2% lower than stock.
I think this makes DSC thinks there is always an extra 2% of wheel spin and so it intervenes earlier.

For those of you that have it (Mirko and a few others from BMW Trillium days), is it worth getting the M-track mode enabled?

Does it limit yaw rate/rotation but allow for wheel slip/spin under that limit?

More importantly, can I get the coding for it done somewhere in the Toronto/GTA area?
EDIT:

DSC off is the only choice if you truly want your car to do what you want it to do ( with square setup or any other setup that isn't close to stock).

It drives pretty good the speedo is quite off (10%). Square setups where all the rage during the days of the E39 and E46 M3/M5. That's because they suffered from a lot of under steer. It now understeers less but it's not perfect.
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