Great work. I will have to give the m3 based settings a try once I get a few more things settled.If someone doesn't care about the above, here are converted M3 calibrations that can be put into jbbf COMFORT_STROM custom coding:
M3 Comfort: c8,c4,91,76,71,6c,67,5f,57,4f,30,0e,0a,04,00,00,
M3 Sport: c8,ba,84,6c,64,5e,55,47,38,28,15,01,00,00,00,00,
Personally, I used M3 Comfort and I also lifted the first point to a maximum of 980mA (0xf4) (mentioned by @AzNdevil) for steering to be even easier when parking. I am not sure if I feel a difference from that max current though.
I do have my modified active steering pump working with the m3 rack. I was running it without the servotronic and it was a bit stiff at low speeds as everyone said and I agree that it was stiff but tolerable. I just enabled the servotronic and the steering effort basically feels like how I remember the stock 335i steering (but of course quicker). My modifications to the active pump make it essentially into a m135i pump and it is working great with no leaks and it is smooth with no hums. It would be interesting to have a car with the larger pump side by side with the smaller 335 pump.
I am quite happy with the setup. It is now a full m3 front suspension including spindles, brakes, etc. With the used m3 rack and front end including the m3 steering shaft (to avoid having to re-index the 335 shaft) the alignment is even very close even without adjusting tierods or re-entering the steering wheel. I will get it aligned in the next couple of weeks and I can see just how close.
I almost decided to keep the 335i rack and swap tie rods when doing the m3 spindles and control arms and now I am glad that I didn't go that way. I found a "M" jbbf on eBay and coding went smoothly and it worked right away. I ran the wiring under the dash inside and through the left firewall so that it is completely hidden in the engine bay.
Thanks for all of the help in this thread and the 1addicts thread.
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