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Originally Posted by FormerRotor
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Originally Posted by CJ421
Nice feedback!
Turn the wheel quickly at highway speeds to change lanes, it'll bring a smile to your face pretty much instantly. 
The JRZ RS1 dampers are never harsh due to how JRZ handles compression. Every click counts on the single adjustment knob - I ran them at 19/24 towards stiff on the street with no issues, and sometimes I'd run them at 9/24. The primary difference between stiff/soft is that the car body will be allowed to move more if the dampers are set less stiff; the beauty of it is the ride quality doesn't change.
I bet the Quaife ATB makes an even bigger difference on your 335d than it did on my 335i, since you have so much torque. |
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2021 X3 M40i: M Sport Differential, Adaptive M Suspension.
Previous BMWs: 1971 BMW 2002, 1973 BMW R75/5, and 2011 BMW 335d
Previous Other Vehicles: '67 Cougar, '70 911e, '86 Jetta Diesel, '05 and '12 Foresters, et al.