Hi,
Oh yes, E39 M5 I remember it well.
I think the reason they sold so many
in North America was due to the fact
that there are very few roundabouts
there.
Just think people will que for hours on end
in 100 degrees plus at Disney to be scared shitless
and all they have to do is be a passanger
in a E39 M5.
Will it turn in ? won't it turn in ? oh the hours of fun.
Even better with Servo Tronic steering,
well its really an electronically controlled
valve in the steering box from which BMW
found on the ARK,
but at least it got an 'M' stamped on it.
M for maybe ?
Mine must have been a NA one as it
would not go around roundabouts either.
Eibach ARB's, 7 hour job just for the front
one, Bilstein Uprated Coilovers, AP 6 pots,
Polybushed, SSK, and so on, but no, it still
refused to do roundabouts.
And then I discoverd 'Limp Mode' , and
yes, if by magic you could do roundabouts,
limp mode was great for sightseeing on
those long journeys on the way back to the dealer
as well.
Usually CPS on exhaust number 2 Bank, but
number 1 Bank would look to join the party if he was
up to it.
Almost forgot 'Clutch Slur'' well 'slip' to be correct,
move over CSL, you not even in the same league
as the E39 M5 Standard clutch for 'Slur'.
As for the rear ARB not sure why BMW fitted
one, first spirited driving and the brackets
will be hanging off. BeastPower and 300 USD
fixed that though.
Ah yes E39 M5, I remember it well.
Regards,
The Gorilla.
Oh yes, E39 M5 I remember it well.
I think the reason they sold so many
in North America was due to the fact
that there are very few roundabouts
there.
Just think people will que for hours on end
in 100 degrees plus at Disney to be scared shitless
and all they have to do is be a passanger
in a E39 M5.
Will it turn in ? won't it turn in ? oh the hours of fun.
Even better with Servo Tronic steering,
well its really an electronically controlled
valve in the steering box from which BMW
found on the ARK,
but at least it got an 'M' stamped on it.
M for maybe ?
Mine must have been a NA one as it
would not go around roundabouts either.
Eibach ARB's, 7 hour job just for the front
one, Bilstein Uprated Coilovers, AP 6 pots,
Polybushed, SSK, and so on, but no, it still
refused to do roundabouts.
And then I discoverd 'Limp Mode' , and
yes, if by magic you could do roundabouts,
limp mode was great for sightseeing on
those long journeys on the way back to the dealer
as well.
Usually CPS on exhaust number 2 Bank, but
number 1 Bank would look to join the party if he was
up to it.
Almost forgot 'Clutch Slur'' well 'slip' to be correct,
move over CSL, you not even in the same league
as the E39 M5 Standard clutch for 'Slur'.
As for the rear ARB not sure why BMW fitted
one, first spirited driving and the brackets
will be hanging off. BeastPower and 300 USD
fixed that though.
Ah yes E39 M5, I remember it well.
Regards,
The Gorilla.

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