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  1. #11
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    Mine's been fixed for a couple years now Trevor but what I recall was seeing the tach needle doing a slight hesitation around 4k but definitely feeling it on the "butt dyno".

  2. #12
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    Hmmm I never felt that. I did get my DME updated quite often as my best friend was a BMW tech. We'd bring the car in and update it all the time! One perk of knowing someone like that.
    --Trevor--
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  3. #13
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    Full acceleration in first gear, full again in second gear. When it sweeps to the 4k range you'll feel the lag (unless yours has been fixed).

  4. #14
    Quote Originally Posted by Rovert View Post
    Are you guys' dip actually recordable? Like if you had a camera aimed at the RPMs you'd see it pause for a slight moment?
    Yep; not only that, it's audible... it sounds and feels like I'm pumping the gas pedal as I sweep through 2800 - 3000.

    If I may represent it textually/onomatopoeically, sweeping through third gear sounds like this:

    BWAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRrrrRRRrrRRrrRRrrrRRRrrr RRRRRRRRRRRRRR

    .............................(2800rpms)^

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    OK someone take a decent video of this! I want to see/hear this for myself. My car's never felt like this ever since I bought it when it was 2 years old.
    --Trevor--
    Vancouver, BC

  6. #16
    Will do. I have my CruiseCam mount in the trunk. Will hit it up on the way home from work tonight.

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    Yay for driving vids! Don't do anything your mom wouldn't do on the road. Please make sure you are a professional driver on a closed circuit course. Thank you.
    --Trevor--
    Vancouver, BC

  8. #18
    I've never felt a hesitation or dip at either 2800 or 4000, however the car did stall on me a few times as I was about to go from a stop (not because I messed up). It's like it would just lose power as I began to release the clutch. Odd.


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    When I first got my car is stalled a few times at redlights. I brought it in and BMW changed the DISA and everything was ok after that. Have never had a stall every since that was done years ago. The only stalls that have happened now are when I'm tired and not thinking how smooth I need to be with that left foot and make a fool out of myself at a redlight. I always forget I need to launch at 4000 instead of 400. LOL
    --Trevor--
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  10. #20
    Quote Originally Posted by Rovert View Post
    Yay for driving vids! Don't do anything your mom wouldn't do on the road. Please make sure you are a professional driver on a closed circuit course. Thank you.
    Of course I couldn't get it to happen when I tried last night. Clearly the solution to this problem is to always have a video camera mounted in the car in order to prove I have a problem... and I'll never have it again.


    Getting the sound recorded might be a little tricky also - with windows or sunroof down it's too buffety in the cabin, and with the cabin sealed, well... the car's pretty quiet. I'll give it a shot again today, though.

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