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Yes, I laughed too............
Paul
[At last, I have a car I can polish]
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Well I hit one at 50 mph the other day, and the OSF wheel ended up over the white line. That woke me up.
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Yes, in extreme situations the car is most definitely bump-steered - it's not just the steering being pulled out of your hands.
I believe it's part of the "driver alertness pack" that all M3W's are delivered with - free of charge!
But most of the time I find the steering fun and I can live with it - my biggest gripe is the steering arm (especially nearside on my RHD car) bashing the exhaust with a loud clank on bumps where the wheel 'drops'. Better with a passenger as the car settles lower and gives a few more mm of travel before the dreaded clonk. Very fat passengers almost completely prevent the clunk, so I've written to Eric Pickles to see if he needs a new chauffeur.
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I believe it's part of the "driver alertness pack" that all M3W's are delivered with - free of charge!
I should add that this feature saved my life in Norway. On one of the very long days in the early hours of the morning I hit a bump which woke me up (yes I'd fallen asleep). Thankfully this happened about 3 seconds before I was going to hit the armaco, on what looked like a large drop.
Slowly going green
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