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E90 M3 (Sedan) | E92 M3 (Coupe) | E93 M3 (Convertible) (2008-2013) {Engine: S65 - Max Hp: 414 hp (420 hp Euro) at 8,300 rpm / 295 lb/ft at 3,900 rpm}


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Old Tue, Apr-04-2017, 02:11:57 PM   #1
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Does this car have one?
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If you want to improve stock clutch feel, remove the big helper spring behind the pedal arm and replace the upper pivot bushings with delrin or bronze. You can find details on m3post. Not much tech for these cars here.
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If you want to improve stock clutch feel, remove the big helper spring behind the pedal arm and replace the upper pivot bushings with delrin or bronze. You can find details on m3post. Not much tech for these cars here.
What to do for DCT, it slips the clutch quite a bit in 1st and second gear
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