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kingmonkeyjr · 10-22-2020, 10:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Fegelein

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Originally Posted by kingmonkeyjr

Everyday
M1: Sport Plus Engine, Comfort Suspension, Comfort Steering, MDM Traction and D2

Hoonin
M2: Sport Plus Engine, Sport Plus Suspension, Sport Steering, 4WD DSC Off and S3

That's a lot of everyday comfort for fair weathered SD w/ glass smooth roads! lol I have family in Coronado, so I know. If you lived near me, you might need 15" rims to get the sidewall comfort you need!

Coronado is not San Diego LOL I'm all city miles no highway

Fegelein · 10-23-2020, 11:40 AM

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Originally Posted by kingmonkeyjr

Coronado is not San Diego LOL I'm all city miles no highway

Huh?! You cross the bridge are you are in the city.

Archimedes65 · 10-23-2020, 12:55 PM

I played around with different combinations of settings and finally settled on a simple approach. M1 is all sport settings and M2 is all sport plus settings. From there, if I want to change anything I do it manually. I do 80 percent of my driving in M1 (sport settings) mode. I find it to be the most linear steering feel, good response and not too floaty. Comfort is a bit floaty and sport plus a bit too firm for every day driving.

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Archimedes65 Second Lieutenant 123 Rep 211 Posts Drives: BMW M5 Join Date: Aug 2019 Location: Monterey iTrader: (0)	I played around with different combinations of settings and finally settled on a simple approach. M1 is all sport settings and M2 is all sport plus settings. From there, if I want to change anything I do it manually. I do 80 percent of my driving in M1 (sport settings) mode. I find it to be the most linear steering feel, good response and not too floaty. Comfort is a bit floaty and sport plus a bit too firm for every day driving.
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