Thread: BMW B12 Pro Kit
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      03-14-2020, 01:01 PM   #8
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what strut and shock mounts should I get?

Get the you could get Lemforder & Monroe for the front & rear respectively.

what pump stops should I get?

You don't need bump stops the fronts are internal & the rear come with them.

which lowering perches should I get?

You don't need them... the Eibach springs will lower the car.

do I need special sockets or tools?

19mm strut socket

Spring compressor

anything else that I will need?

Torque wrench

Torch w/ yellow gas

A good DIY to follow.

Bav Auto made a good one on YouTube

Air powered torque gun (Dewalt makes a nice one)

Kroil Oil

16mm flex, ratcheting wrench

please send links. Thank You!!!
If I’m going from a stock sport suspension to the B12 kit will my sway bar links need to be changed to adjustable sway bar links?

Do I have to change the Control Arm Bolts and Locking Nuts or can I just use some blue lock tight on the old ones and reuse them? California Car.

With 70k miles am I likely to need to replace the Coil Spring Shims?
For the sway bar links you should be fine, there's not a huge difference in height between the two.

Its always good to replace the bolts. I didn't, I live in western colorado though so its fairly dry. If yours aren't rusted badly you should be okay there too.

I was going to replace my coil spring shims but the new ones ended up being different, so I reused my old ones (140k miles on them) and haven't had any issues
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