Put a world renowned graffiti artist who toured with the clash in one hand and a BMW M2 Competition in the other. Then put your hands together. Liking that image right? Us too. 

Last week, some of Team DSG headed over to DynoDoc to put the Eventuri BMW M2 Competition Intake to the test. We'd heard lots of claims that Eventuri's gain projections have proven to be some of the most accurate BUT no one had done any testing on the M2 Comp, so off we went! The results actually exceeded Eventuri's claims as well as ours!

That's right, your eyes don't deceive you. DSG is honoured to be a BMW M Performance Dealer in North America. We're hard at work, adding all these great parts to the DSG Website but don't hesitate to shoot us a message in the meantime with any M Performance parts you're looking for.

This episode is yet again, quite special. Our close buddy, Dave Boudreau came by with his new MKV Supra to DSG HQ but someone else came as well. A new customer and very cool dude named Anthony Eid came by with his 3 day old M2 Competition.

A few years back, BMW tuner extraordinaire, AC Schnitzer produced the ACL2. This car was so bananas that on the eve of our announcement of adding the M2 to the DSG line up, we thought it a good moment to take a trip down memory lane, to one of the craziest cars AC has ever built. 

This one's going to require a little back story. So let's start with me, I'm Eran, one of the Founders of DSG Performance and the guy who's blog posts you've been reading. When I was young, I worked in sales at BMW. While the job itself was fun, it was very meaningful experience for me for one other reason, my love for BMW, more specifically, my love for the M's.