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      08-20-2018, 04:30 PM   #10
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How is it more track focused ? Its the same suspension as the OG M2, Same bushings, same diff, same wheel size combo etc. Only thing different on a handling/ride matter is the dsc programming.
There seems to be a lot of misinformation out there regarding the changes.

Essentially you have a s55, m4 seats, a new front bumper and some extra options. There is some extra weight in the m2c but I doubt it’s going to be noticeable.

I find the stock m2 lacks power for my needs and easily handles stage 2 power, 420/440bhp and 450/470lbft. The chassis handles this with ease and doesn’t require you to ring the cars neck on drives with the broader torque spread.
I've read around 150lbs, M5 brakes are nice upgrade tough..

I just put a deposit on a 2018 M2, I like the N55 better but I understand why the M2c exists.

On the track it is so relative to the driver anyways..
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