abmi0000 said:What happened Morne? Don't like our company?![]()
///M_Diesel said:Who's picking me up...
I can't run the car pass 4500rpm still...
Plus im still fighting with BMW :bangdesk:
///M_Diesel said:Who's picking me up...
I can't run the car pass 4500rpm still...
Plus im still fighting with BMW :bangdesk:
Naruto said:///M_Diesel said:Who's picking me up...
I can't run the car pass 4500rpm still...
Plus im still fighting with BMW :bangdesk:
Bring that M135i I need to see it :rollsmile:
I'll keep you company with my 320d which doesn't rev past 4400rpm :rollsmile:
Dippies said:seems like it will be done sideways as there is a lot of rain expected :fencelook: this will surely bring out the Hooligan in some members ambie i will not mention your name :fencelook:
///M_Diesel said:Who's picking me up...
I can't run the car pass 4500rpm still...
Plus im still fighting with BMW :bangdesk:
Break-in period
Note the following instructions for your
BMW 1-Series M Coupe that deviate from the
description in the Owner's Manual for Vehicle.
Engine and differential
Always obey all official speed limits.
Up to 1,200miles/2,000 km
Drive at varying engine and road speeds, but do
not exceed an engine speed of 5,500 rpm and a
road speed of 105 mph/170 km/h.
Do not depress the accelerator all the way.
From 1,200miles/2,000 km to
3,000miles/5,000 km
Engine and road speeds can be increased
gradually up to a traveling speed of 135 mph/
220 km/h. Use the maximum speed only for
brief intervals, e.g. when passing.
Transmission
The transmission begins functioning at an
optimal level only after a distance of approx.
300 miles/500 km. Do not exceed engine
speeds of 5,500 rpm during this period.