M Drift Analyzer. M3 and M4

Mani59 · 07-08-2021, 10:03 AM

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Sbm007 · 07-08-2021, 10:42 AM

What's quite cool to see is that with DSC fully off and M Traction Control on 10, you struggle getting the tail out (on a regular RWD M3/M4)

So for those with AWD's on order, could this mean that setting it to RWD mode (which can only be enabled with DSC fully off) you can still get a decent level of traction control by setting M Traction Control to setting 10? Unlike the M5 where setting it to RWD means traction fully off, therefore no safety net.

I know this was a topic of discussion in a different thread, sounds like M Traction Control is worth the money (for those in the US) if you want to drive in RWD mode from time to time but don't want to risk running traction fully off (for obvious reasons)

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Sbm007 Captain 613 Rep 824 Posts Drives: G80 M3CX (Oxide Grey) Join Date: Nov 2014 Location: Glasgow, UK iTrader: (0) Garage List 2022 BMW G80 M3CX [0.00]	What's quite cool to see is that with DSC fully off and M Traction Control on 10, you struggle getting the tail out (on a regular RWD M3/M4) So for those with AWD's on order, could this mean that setting it to RWD mode (which can only be enabled with DSC fully off) you can still get a decent level of traction control by setting M Traction Control to setting 10? Unlike the M5 where setting it to RWD means traction fully off, therefore no safety net. I know this was a topic of discussion in a different thread, sounds like M Traction Control is worth the money (for those in the US) if you want to drive in RWD mode from time to time but don't want to risk running traction fully off (for obvious reasons) __________________ Gone: 2011 E90 318d (Alpine White) • 2016 F83 M4 (Mineral White) • 2019 F83 M4 Competition (Sapphire Black) Current: 2022 G80 M3 Competition M xDrive (Oxide Grey)
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