2.1. Comparison

2011 BMW 528iSECTION 2.1. Comparison

The following table provides an overview of the technical data of the chassis and suspensions of the E60 and F07 compared to the F10.

COMPARISON REFERENCE CHART

Description E60 BMW 535i F07 BMW 535i Gran Turismo F10 BMW 535i
Wheelbase 2888 mm 3070 mm 2968 mm
Track width, front 1558 mm 1611 mm 1600 mm
Track width, rear 1581 mm 1654 mm 1627 mm
Basic wheel tires 225/50 R17 94W 245/50 R18
100WASRSC
245/45 R18 96V RSC
Basic wheel rims 7.5Jx17IS20 8Jx18LM30 8Jx18LM30
Front axle Two-joint spring strut front axle Double-wishbone front axle Double-wishbone front axle
Suspension/damping, front Steel spring/conventional or EDC Steel spring/conventional or EDC Steel spring/conventional or EDC
Stabilizer bar, front Mechanical or hydraulic (Dynamic Drive) Mechanical or hydraulic (Dynamic Drive) Mechanical or hydraulic (Dynamic Drive)
Brake, front Brake disc 324 mm Brake disc 348 mm Brake disc 348 mm
Steering Hydraulic steering or active steering Hydraulic or Integral Active Steering IAL Electromechanical power steering
Rear axle Integral IV rear suspension. Integral V rear axle Integral V rear axle
Suspension/damping, rear Steel spring or air spring/conventional or EDC Air spring/conventional or EDC Steel spring/conventional or EDC
Stabilizer bar, rear Mechanical or hydraulic (Dynamic Drive) Mechanical or hydraulic (Dynamic Drive) Mechanical or hydraulic (Dynamic Drive)
Brake, rear Brake disc 320 mm Brake disc 345 mm Brake disc 345 mm
Parking brake Drum brake with parking brake lever and automatic cable adjustment Drum brake with EMF (electromechanical parking brake) Disc brake with EMF (electromechanical parking brake)
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