Is there a way....

Sedan_Clan · 06-24-2006, 06:14 PM

...to stiffen up the feel of the clutch pedal in the E90 330i? I recently test drove a Z4 3.0, and the clutch pedal is really light. When I re-entered my M3, my ///M3 pedal felt "heavy". It took a few minutes to adapt to the clutch pedal feel of the ///M3 again. Case in point, I like the "heavy" feel of the ///M3's clutch pedal, and if the Z4 is any indication of what the clutch in the 330i will be like, I want to mod my clutch. Any ideas and/or experiences?

ward · 06-24-2006, 08:10 PM

not sure if ditching the delay valve would help, but I doubt it

it's just BMW softening the entire range of product to appeal to a broader marketplace.... good for BMW, not good for people who enjoy driving....

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ward Major General 155 Rep 6,158 Posts Drives: F Join Date: May 2005 Location: T iTrader: (0)	not sure if ditching the delay valve would help, but I doubt it it's just BMW softening the entire range of product to appeal to a broader marketplace.... good for BMW, not good for people who enjoy driving....
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