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WIERD. But i will try and find it again.
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Seriously, I got the dreaded RED X when i tried to open up my engine picture. I was not happy
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I'm a bit shocked to read "North Amercian sales planned to kick off in October" in the Autoweek article. Everything that I had read until now talked about March-April 08. If it's October I can't think of a better 40th birthday present for myself! |
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THANKS FOR MY CREDIT!!!
I hope you guys enjoy the pictures
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This looks a lot better than the "leaked" photos. Faith is currently being restored.....:biggrin:
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It uses a MacPherson strut (front) and a five-link (rear) arrangement in combination with speed sensitive electro-hydraulic steering, the latter coming with BMW’s optional Active Steer system. Wheels are standard 18-inch items, 7.5-inch wide up front and 8.5-inch at the rear and shod with 215/40 and 245/35 profile tires.
Despite the crowded engine bay and all the auxiliary plumbing brought on by the twin turbochargers, BMW claims a 50:50 front-to-rear weight distribution. To keep its reserves in check, there are all number of electronic driving aids but unlike true M cars, the 135i does without a trick variable differential like that seen in the M3. 215 / 245 almost the old E36 set up. Hopefully can hold a plus one upgrade. NO LSD!! |
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