just a regular 2x4

Need to code that

@@teymuribrahimzade is it code able with bimmercode

@james sung looks like they are updating their site. You can also find them on facebook facebook.com/oemmounts

Do you have a model????

i've tried it aswell doesn't come off on my a45 amg from 2018... did it work for you?

@@aim6mac It is pretty hard to turn it the first time. That is why I wore rubber gloves to give me better grip to twist it. It does come out if you keep at it.

@@sirloinbmw7848 i'll try again tomorrow, but i am afraid to break something lol

@@sirloinbmw7848 and the company who sells these aren't answering my questions... not really tempted to buy from them tbh

2016 A45, I can pull it as if I am king Arthur himself pulling on the Excalibur sword. Not an INCH of movement from those rings

No, you only get the first one you see in the video. The second mount is from a iOttie Easy One Touch phone mount. It fits the ball on the OEM-MOUNTS phone mount.

yes I have an M2c and you can FYI Daytona is made by same manufacturer that makes Snap On jacks 😆

I am glad you found the video useful!

@2rip00 The low profile version isn't that much lower. I needed to put the car on jack stands because I needed to work on the car's exhaust. You might have noticed in the video that the jack stands are set to the lowest hole and at this setting it is not tall enough to get me the room I need to work on the exhaust while I am under the car. When I work on the exhaust I need to set the jack stands to at least the second hole. If I had the low profile ones, I would just have to use its 3rd or 4th hole to get to the same height I need. Also the low profile version is physically smaller and the triangular feet occupy a smaller area so it may not be as stable as the regular version. So for these two reasons I chose the regular version. Hope this helps.

@@sirloinbmw7848 thanks for the reply.. I recently did a x pipe swap on my e92 m3, and it was quit scary getting under the car with normal jack stands.. Even though I did the job. ill take ur great advice and buy those stands for future work

I would have e-brake engaged and transmission in gear to the rear wheels don't roll when you jack up the front of the car. If you only jack up the car to change tires one tire at a time, a regular jack will be fine. But if you want to do what I did in the video, the extended reach jack is needed to make the job much easier.

Sir Loin BMW I also add wheel chocks just in case. They’re like $6 each can’t hurt. Also if you only need to jack up the rear you need them for the front. I’m doing rear diff and don’t need front up

$54 each. But these ESCO jack stands are super stable and strong. You don't really need any jack point adapters. Each comes with a rubber top and the car's jack points can just sit on the rubber.

@@sirloinbmw7848 I would be afraid without the V shape that it wouldn't rest on the center of the jack stand.

Matt Garza the pad is large enough that there is plenty of room for the jack point. It doesn't need to be right at the center. I installed my exhaust system at a self serve garage using a lift, and the lift has flat rubber Jack pads as well. The car was fine on that lift as well as on these jack stands. Very stable.

The rear jack point you used is a little risky as it’s rounded. Also the entire weight of the car presses on that bushing above it. Did you see any better options?

@@Californification agreed

Kenneth .91 the exhaust covers are unplugged. I think

Taylor Zalewski I'd probably debadge my M3, no need to make it obvious that it's an expensive/fast car. The enthusiasts will notice anyway.

+Calaghi Ugh.

My m3 is debadged too?

@@Calaghi F80 is still loud and with big ass people will still know it is not a diesel 3 Series.

You could have spelled correctly and use proper English grammar in your comment.

Lol i can do that if i want to but hey it's just a youtube comment, we're not in english literature class lol

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