M-mode button on steering wheel!!!
12-23-2006, 04:57 PM
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hey guys, im going to lease an M5 pretty soon and im dying to know about the M-mode button the steering wheel. Is it when u press it all the things that u would normally press manually, automatically come on, such as the suspenion tightening up and faster shifts. Or do u have to program the way u like it? Me im more into having everything i want the power and all the stuff right away, does automatically pressing the m-mode button turn that on or do i gotta adjust the shit near the shifter to my likeing? thx guys, looking forward to posting up pics soon.
12-23-2006, 06:04 PM
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Originally Posted by ChildofBodom12' post='370646' date='Dec 23 2006, 11:57 PM
hey guys, im going to lease an M5 pretty soon and im dying to know about the M-mode button the steering wheel. Is it when u press it all the things that u would normally press manually, automatically come on, such as the suspenion tightening up and faster shifts. Or do u have to program the way u like it? Me im more into having everything i want the power and all the stuff right away, does automatically pressing the m-mode button turn that on or do i gotta adjust the shit near the shifter to my likeing? thx guys, looking forward to posting up pics soon.
12-26-2006, 09:13 PM
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Wow, talk about getting excited over an eeny weeny bitty little button! Haha jk I'd probably act like a child too if I were in your shoes!
But you know you can you those programmable buttons to do other things that may otherwise take longer via iDrive to cut down on the steps, you have all the sports buttons you need right near the shifter!
But you know you can you those programmable buttons to do other things that may otherwise take longer via iDrive to cut down on the steps, you have all the sports buttons you need right near the shifter!
12-27-2006, 03:12 AM
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Originally Posted by dapel' post='371342' date='Dec 27 2006, 04:13 AM
Wow, talk about getting excited over an eeny weeny bitty little button! Haha jk I'd probably act like a child too if I were in your shoes!
But you know you can you those programmable buttons to do other things that may otherwise take longer via iDrive to cut down on the steps, you have all the sports buttons you need right near the shifter!
But you know you can you those programmable buttons to do other things that may otherwise take longer via iDrive to cut down on the steps, you have all the sports buttons you need right near the shifter!
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