[BlaSTiWi]

I think is more of flash on the module(s) as oppose to coding.

Originally Posted by Needsdecaf

You know, I've wondered about how this really works. So coding is just unlocking features that are already in the car but turned off. I know some can be done with Bimmercode, and some require a deeper dive into the system via ESys or another tool. But again, you're just turning on features already there.

Is the CS coding the same? Or are you loading in a different map for the transmission and software that wasn't present on the car when built?

[kubax86]

Originally Posted by BlaSTiWi

I think is more of flash on the module(s) as oppose to coding.

transmission is flash, rest is coding

[christianb5s4]

I'm 100% decided on getting the CS steering and transmission flash.

How is everyone liking the other flashes like suspension and differential coding? And what changes come with both in terms of real world driving?

[king YU]

Originally Posted by Steveo

What is the model code for the M3 CS?

I can help you with CS coding

[edi221]

Hello,

I have CS coding for my G80 M3C a few months ago. Did everything except the suspension as I had KW V3.

90% of the time I like it, it was fun during high spirited driving. But for the 10%, quite often can be jerky, like after slowing down then start going again, can be jerky.

So just wondering if there is like an updated version for this coding?

[SwankPeRFection]

Originally Posted by edi221

Hello,

I have CS coding for my G80 M3C a few months ago. Did everything except the suspension as I had KW V3.

90% of the time I like it, it was fun during high spirited driving. But for the 10%, quite often can be jerky, like after slowing down then start going again, can be jerky.

So just wondering if there is like an updated version for this coding?

Who did your coding and trans flash?

[Needsdecaf]

Originally Posted by edi221

Hello,

I have CS coding for my G80 M3C a few months ago. Did everything except the suspension as I had KW V3.

90% of the time I like it, it was fun during high spirited driving. But for the 10%, quite often can be jerky, like after slowing down then start going again, can be jerky.

So just wondering if there is like an updated version for this coding?

I'm assuming you're talking about transmission mode 3?

If not you have an issue, as I have no jerkiness whatsoever other than mode 3. Which smooths out when you get on it hard.

[HeelToeShift]

Originally Posted by Needsdecaf

I'm assuming you're talking about transmission mode 3?

If not you have an issue, as I have no jerkiness whatsoever other than mode 3. Which smooths out when you get on it hard.

Yes, this is true. In the fastest shift mode, if you're not decently into the throttle, it can be clunky, but it's very smooth and quick if you're ~30% throttle or more.

[KevinGS]

Originally Posted by edi221

Hello,

I have CS coding for my G80 M3C a few months ago. Did everything except the suspension as I had KW V3.

90% of the time I like it, it was fun during high spirited driving. But for the 10%, quite often can be jerky, like after slowing down then start going again, can be jerky.

So just wondering if there is like an updated version for this coding?

I like the occasional clunkiness, as it makes me feel like it's a sporty DCT. My issue with the ZF8 is that it just TOO smooth, not enough drama...an occasional bit of clunkiness adds some drama. LOL

[edi221]

Originally Posted by SwankPeRFection

Who did your coding and trans flash?

Someone professional did it here. He did a good job coding it. I also want to add as my car is the rear wheel drive, I understand its actually the CSL coding, not the CS coding.

[edi221]

Originally Posted by Needsdecaf

I'm assuming you're talking about transmission mode 3?

If not you have an issue, as I have no jerkiness whatsoever other than mode 3. Which smooths out when you get on it hard.

Frankly, its just the auto mode 1, again, its just sometimes like when starting moving, can be a bit jerky. Its just a minor irritation.

[edi221]

Originally Posted by HeelToeShift

Yes, this is true. In the fastest shift mode, if you're not decently into the throttle, it can be clunky, but it's very smooth and quick if you're ~30% throttle or more.

I've driven in auto 2, or even 3, with engine sports plus, and its fantastic. Still a bit jerky like when slowing down, then pressing the gas again, but in this situation, the jerkiness is even less.

[christianb5s4]

Just had the car coded this morning thanks to Kuba / Bimmer Remote and was a great process. Had full anti-dazzle and CS suite added.

Initial impressions are great, especially the transmission software. Can't find any downside and is an improvement over stock in every way. Far more responsive, downshifts are snappy, no more lag between upshifts, and significantly quicker shifts in general. Have not experienced any jerkiness yet and comfort / sport are smoother than stock.

Steering I'm going to spend more time with before making a call but there is definitely more weight, the best initial improvement is the steering actually returns to center which feels more natural. Sport+ steering (in M2) is quite heavy, almost too heavy. Might keep it in comfort across all presets.

Suspension seems ever so slightly more firm across all presets, but need more time to evaluate. Also can't wait to experience anti-dazzle tonight.

[BIGW0RM]

^^^ How was your dazzle experience?

[christianb5s4]

Originally Posted by BIGW0RM

^^^ How was your dazzle experience?

Only had a chance to drive at night once so far, but it's very cool. I'm in an urban area so haven't seen it's full capability in darker roads but the way they dance and illuminate all kinds of areas without other cars is amazing.

Will report back as I get more time but well worth having someone like Kuba to have the full anti-dazzle added.

[Needsdecaf]

Originally Posted by christianb5s4

Only had a chance to drive at night once so far, but it's very cool. I'm in an urban area so haven't seen it's full capability in darker roads but the way they dance and illuminate all kinds of areas without other cars is amazing.

Will report back as I get more time but well worth having someone like Kuba to have the full anti-dazzle added.

Agreed 100%. Even in fully lit suburban areas it's active and illuminating signs and shoulders. It's so cool.

[kgelfen360]

Originally Posted by Needsdecaf

Agreed 100%. Even in fully lit suburban areas it's active and illuminating signs and shoulders. It's so cool.

I haven’t coded my G80 but I had kubax86 code my G05.
I have the lights in Auto High Beam. The high beam stays on all the time when the cars are on coming it’s kind of interesting but I never get flashed by other drivers.
But what’s also interesting is that when I will be the only car high beam is actually off. It’s basically opposite of how they behaved before coding.
Is that what u guys observed ?

[81bear]

Originally Posted by kgelfen360

I haven’t coded my G80 but I had kubax86 code my G05.
I have the lights in Auto High Beam. The high beam stays on all the time when the cars are on coming it’s kind of interesting but I never get flashed by other drivers.
But what’s also interesting is that when I will be the only car high beam is actually off. It’s basically opposite of how they behaved before coding.
Is that what u guys observed ?

Not for me.

The high beams are definitely on more with anti dazzle programmed. The most obvious example of the coding in action is with on-coming traffic. With anti dazzle your high beams stay on but a portion of the driver’s side headlight will dim to not blind the oncoming driver. It does a similar adjustment when you’re getting close to cars in front of you. If there’s a car on just one side it’ll dim the headlight on that side. If the cars in front and not on either side it dims the inner section of both headlights creating a tunnel effect.

[Needsdecaf]

Originally Posted by kgelfen360

I haven’t coded my G80 but I had kubax86 code my G05.
I have the lights in Auto High Beam. The high beam stays on all the time when the cars are on coming it’s kind of interesting but I never get flashed by other drivers.
But what’s also interesting is that when I will be the only car high beam is actually off. It’s basically opposite of how they behaved before coding.
Is that what u guys observed ?

Not usually. Sometimes if there is enough ambient lighting from streetlights the highbeams won't go on when I am driving solo. But otherwise, they go on full highbeam when I'm alone.

[christianb5s4]

This is a decent video showing the functionality, it looks even more pronounced in real life:

[kgelfen360]

Originally Posted by christianb5s4

This is a decent video showing the functionality, it looks even more pronounced in real life:

https://youtu.be/ipqlkJgRMk8

Yea I dunno I did bimmer-remote.com which I think is what everyone does here. I dunno if something is off with mine….