M33세대 · 2021년~정비 기록 6건+
앞 규격
275/35R19
뒤 규격
285/30R20
앞 공기압
35 PSI
뒤 공기압
38 PSI
참고: 고성능 M 모델 — 오일 교환 7,500km 단축 필수. 트랙 사용 시 브레이크 오일 매 트랙데이 교환.
아직 이 차종에 연결된 정비 기록이 없습니다.
아래에서 고장코드를 직접 검색하거나 P/B/C/U 코드별로 찾아볼 수 있습니다.
포르쉐 918의 앞바퀴 브레이크 캘리퍼가 뒷바퀴와 다른 위치에 장착되어 있고, BMW M3도 동일한 방식인 반면 메르세데스-벤츠 C63 AMG는 모든 휠의 뒤쪽에 캘리퍼가 장착되어 있음. 포르쉐와 BMW가 앞뒤 휠에 캘리퍼를 다르게 배치한 이유가 궁금함.
cerb4.5lee said: I'll always moan about the running costs of the ICE cars I've got because that's just me, but the extra cost of running them is still worth it for me though. I never resent filling up the Lotus or the BMW, but I think filling a daily driver now would get on my tits.
I need a second car to pick kids up from school, do the odd commute once a week and I would like to do the odd track day in it/hillclimb just for fun. I've always ended up in fast FWD stuff and have built race prepped stuff before. I can't justify the cost of doing that these days but I do need a second family car and fancy something RWD that actually feels like a rear biased car that I can provoke a little and have a lot of fun with on a track day. Which kinda leads to me bmw... Ideally an m3 but I'm not stretching anywhere near that budget right now. Could do with some help from some bmw gee
I like V8's, and I like that you can hear the engine/exhaust more in a convertible generally as well. So count me in. I always enjoyed driving my BiL's E93 M3 too, plus I've also always fancied a V8 Mustang.
I need a second car to pick kids up from school, do the odd commute once a week and I would like to do the odd track day in it/hillclimb just for fun. I've always ended up in fast FWD stuff and have built race prepped stuff before. I can't justify the cost of doing that these days but I do need a second family car and fancy something RWD that actually feels like a rear biased car that I can provoke a little and have a lot of fun with on a track day. Which kinda leads to me bmw... Ideally an m3 but I'm not stretching anywhere near that budget right now. Could do with some help from some bmw gee
I need a second car to pick kids up from school, do the odd commute once a week and I would like to do the odd track day in it/hillclimb just for fun. I've always ended up in fast FWD stuff and have built race prepped stuff before. I can't justify the cost of doing that these days but I do need a second family car and fancy something RWD that actually feels like a rear biased car that I can provoke a little and have a lot of fun with on a track day. Which kinda leads to me bmw... Ideally an m3 but I'm not stretching anywhere near that budget right now. Could do with some help from some bmw gee