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Originally Posted by yandy
It's a very different way to drive the car at it's limits. You have allot more exit speed/potential but with some care and taking notice of simple hints the car is telling you. I did sub-frame bushings and swaybar (not sure if you did). But the car's allot more oversteer happy, nothing uncontrollable just have to pay attention to it.
If you go into a corner too hot, and feels like the car's drifting out (understeering on you), it's a great sense of control, tapping the throttle and having the car rotate. With an open diff, I could never manage to do this, it'll just spin the inside wheel as you know.
When you're at the apex, or just before, you'll feel the difference in throttle input right away and power to the ground. Car actually glides through those apexes now, it really is something to experience from the Open diff side.
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Here's what I did:
http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=758340
And then:
http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=784059
Pretty complete setup now. First track event (in the BMW, many track events in other cars) was without bushings/LSD/swaybars.