WTA: Does m-sport car have more hp compared to normal spec?
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FIRZ67;720041 said:
o..ok..so what's the different of m and non-m?i ask this question because my friend intended to by e92 m sport n he say being told by the salesman that msport engine is more powerfull..so here i am seeking the truth on behalf of him..thanks bro for the info..so nooby la me..hehe
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M-sport car more on feeling of drive and handling of the car.
M-sport steering feels good , 323i e90 steering is for girl...no siok
M-sport suspension makes you feel confident to nego with conners, whilst 323i is a family car better don't do that.
otherwise it is the same.
M-sport steering feels good , 323i e90 steering is for girl...no siok
M-sport suspension makes you feel confident to nego with conners, whilst 323i is a family car better don't do that.
otherwise it is the same.
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Msport is basically a trim level.. just like Avantgarde on a Merc,only more sporty.
Normally entails a sportier bodykit,sporty tuned and slightly lowered suspension setup and yes,u've guessed it..a sportier interior trim as well.This includes Msport spec steering,seats and trim.
The engine and gearbox remains the same model to model ie a 325i and a 325i Msport has the same engine and gearbox,thus the same power output as well.
Normally entails a sportier bodykit,sporty tuned and slightly lowered suspension setup and yes,u've guessed it..a sportier interior trim as well.This includes Msport spec steering,seats and trim.
The engine and gearbox remains the same model to model ie a 325i and a 325i Msport has the same engine and gearbox,thus the same power output as well.
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M-sport car more on feeling of drive and handling of the car.
M-sport steering feels good , 323i e90 steering is for girl...no siok
M-sport seat wow, can glue you on the seat. normal seat less curvy
M-sport interior trim...Aluminium...cool, normal fake wood plastic...
M-sport boky kit.... more refine
M-sport suspension makes you feel confident to nego with conners, whilst 323i is a family car better don't do that.
otherwise it is the same.
320i don't lah...even 323i/325i no feel...you go to test 320d, We have 320d powerkitted 200hp 420NM, feel like "half of M3" car at street but pay less plus fuel also less...what a machine...
M-sport steering feels good , 323i e90 steering is for girl...no siok
M-sport seat wow, can glue you on the seat. normal seat less curvy
M-sport interior trim...Aluminium...cool, normal fake wood plastic...
M-sport boky kit.... more refine
M-sport suspension makes you feel confident to nego with conners, whilst 323i is a family car better don't do that.
otherwise it is the same.
320i don't lah...even 323i/325i no feel...you go to test 320d, We have 320d powerkitted 200hp 420NM, feel like "half of M3" car at street but pay less plus fuel also less...what a machine...
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if its for the 320, depends on how much extra your fren is willing to pay for it.
for me...the following i cant do without
Steering (i really dislike the normal steering)
Bodykit (i feel the non-sport bumper is not garang enough, the Msport front air damn is so much nicer)
Rims - can change
suspension - Msport suspension sucks to high heavens, its dog shite.
for me...the following i cant do without
Steering (i really dislike the normal steering)
Bodykit (i feel the non-sport bumper is not garang enough, the Msport front air damn is so much nicer)
Rims - can change
suspension - Msport suspension sucks to high heavens, its dog shite.
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tIANcI;720929 said:
Are you on RFT's? im sure there are ppl who like it...thousands of ppl have the msport suspension, but its really not to my taste. My wife likes to read while im driving, in 10 years, i have had wrx, GTI, FTO etc, no problems..in my e92 msport, she gets sick within 5min. My 'gang" of 4 335's, all ditched the msport for aftermarket...not because we itchy to mod, but because we really cannot live with it.
Ryou;720940 said:
Ryou ... Yeah me on RFT. In Germany they have autobahn, in Malaysia we have potholes. What after market shocks are good? In the sense that you get good ride comfort for town driving but firm when you wish to have fun. Care to give me some insight? I would be keen to look into it. Thanks.
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Ryou;720940 said:
haha, of course wife don't like M suspension, my wife complaint too. However, I like my wife complaint it. They don't even do conner at 60km/h. If want super comfort, the Nissan Teana is excellent...recommend to her. BMW 3-series, too many yeak yeak sounds from windows/doors...do you have this?
jwah;720976 said:
A workaround can be provided by putting some 3M tape around the door seals. Mine's now all gone.
Was very annoying to hear the "yeak yeak", from a "premium" brand.
Complain to BMW Service Center - they know what to do.
I have an E92 with the M-sport package, and the suspension is a bit too stif, my butt got kebas after driving through the smart tunnel, Yikes. My swift has a much comfortable ride in that tunnel.
but cornering is syok man, but seriously just get the normal one and put on bodykits to make it look more garang, steering wheels can always buy later, suspension and shocks also can use other good brands. Also make sure to get the N43 engine (170 bhp) if u plan on getting a 320i.
but cornering is syok man, but seriously just get the normal one and put on bodykits to make it look more garang, steering wheels can always buy later, suspension and shocks also can use other good brands. Also make sure to get the N43 engine (170 bhp) if u plan on getting a 320i.
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