Improve your BMWs stance with spacers from Kies Motorsports - easy DIY!

[@JoelLeguina]

OK so I have a 2011 Alpina B7 I’m thinking 15 mm in the back 12.5 in the front, I mean the more videos you look at the more confusing it can get by the way I luv the dry ice cleaning video you currently did awesome !!!! thanks Joel from Leguina‘s garage , dryice cleaning Solutions

[@BMWDIYGuy]

Spacers really can make a huge difference, and finding the right size is key. Those sound about right though, and the spacers from Kies are very good! Thanks on the dry ice shout out!

[@JoshuaM23]

I have a '19 M2 Competition and I only run 10mm spacers on the front. I am too scared to put anything on the rear. Too much power going back there.

[@BMWDIYGuy]

@JoshuaM23 my m2c is 745whp 640lbs-t with rear spacers.. I bet you will be ok. 8)

[@JoshuaM23]

@@BMWDIYGuy holy cow! alright then, I'll do it!

[@BMWDIYGuy]

@@JoshuaM23 they held just fine.. got my spacers from Kies Motorsports

[@JoshuaM23]

@@BMWDIYGuy what size spacers are you running in the rear? i figure 10mm is fine up front, but the rear seems like it only needs 5 or 8mm max

[@BMWDIYGuy]

@@JoshuaM23 check the M2C build link on the video description for all the details 8)

[@naterater2330]

Do you need to get a new alignment after this?

[@BMWDIYGuy]

Nope. not a problem at all.

[@yungdilin]

Is your front with 10mm? would it rub with 12mm with stock suspension?

[@BMWDIYGuy]

Probably not..