Are 18" All-season Tires Available?
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Not sure about the 18"s, but maybe this info will shed light on the SMG. I'm just not sure how current it is.
As far as I know, NO CLUTCH. Are the paddles even available in the US? I think it may just be shifting up and down on the shifter.
http://www.bmwworld.com/models/config/m3_smg.htm
As far as I know, NO CLUTCH. Are the paddles even available in the US? I think it may just be shifting up and down on the shifter.
http://www.bmwworld.com/models/config/m3_smg.htm
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COOPS:
#1) I will reseach the tire question for you.
#2) The SMG that will be installed on the New 5 Series is the same system used on the Z4, not the M3 that the reply above this one directs you to. The systems are very different. I drove both of them at my local BMW dealer. Here is a link for the SMG used on the Z4:
SMG for the Z4
#1) I will reseach the tire question for you.
#2) The SMG that will be installed on the New 5 Series is the same system used on the Z4, not the M3 that the reply above this one directs you to. The systems are very different. I drove both of them at my local BMW dealer. Here is a link for the SMG used on the Z4:
SMG for the Z4
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ALSO:
Pic of SMG paddles on wheel and shifter in the new 5 Series !
And I would recommend that you read the great article LITSTER posted here:
Detailed E60 info
Pic of SMG paddles on wheel and shifter in the new 5 Series !
And I would recommend that you read the great article LITSTER posted here:
Detailed E60 info
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Since the article is kind of long, I pulled out the SMG section and start a new thread. Here is the link
http://e60.doit.wisc.edu/forums/index.php?...t=ST&f=2&t=112&
http://e60.doit.wisc.edu/forums/index.php?...t=ST&f=2&t=112&
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