09-06-2013, 03:26 PM | #23 |
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Stunning car mate, one of the nicest you had. Love the colour and the interior is something very special indeed. Great write up as usual, looking forward to the 335d review :-) Scott |
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09-06-2013, 04:00 PM | #27 |
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Good info about the CP...Beautiful car...Congrats!
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Interesting. I am just curious about the ceramic brakes. Everyone usually says ceramics are a complete waste of money and that they perform just as well as normal steel brakes and that you have to warm them up to work properly. Even in the Porsche cup for example they use steel brakes. So I am wondering if what you feel is just a impression or if it's because of the bigger brakes in general. Anyways. congrats. M6 GC is the best car out there!
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Beautiful, but every time I see a British spec car I always think back to Caddy Shack on how the judge tells Tie to get the steering wheel over to where it belongs hahaha. Enjoy!
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09-06-2013, 04:31 PM | #32 |
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Ceramic brakes/handling
I wish my car had the ceramics. I feel like steel brakes are weak and not the right equipment for such a heavy powerful car.
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I can confirm these are outrageously powerful and effective in all circumstances (and being in the UK, during the last week I've had hot, wet and today, much colder weather). Theres none of the negative aspects that I've read about in other cars (Porsche included) such as initial delay's when pushing the brake pedal, poor response when cold, unprogressive nature or unwanted noise. I can only assume this was characteristic of earlier ceramic systems as none of this is present in my car. Also, the brakes are only marginally bigger than standard so don't think that size is the reason for the performance. Quote:
Yes, it's one of the most noticeable improvements! Night and day with my MY12 and in particular, the extra responsiveness (so you need to turn the wheel less) is the best improvement. And to all the jokers who claim my steering wheel is on the wrong side .....I'm afraid you'll find it's definitely on the 'RIGHT' side (in more ways than one!). |
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You're one lucky person. Well done!
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