Body Kit Option For Metal Bumper E30:) In the Werkz From DTMFiberWerkz!

[widebodye30]

We sell at least 5 of these front add ons weekly with no complaints. Also if you want something that has all the factory mounting inside simply buy OEM;) All aftermarket FRP reproductions don't have mounting hardware.

Will post pixs for customers who are interested to see the inside.

Thanks,

[Skunkworks]

Im not sure if you guys are reading the post with the answer to the question but it has already been answered that there are NO mounting brackets inside the bumper as all of our FRP bumper don't. The outside design is the same exact as the oem. As soon as we have a batch made from production We will post some pictures of the inside for clarification.

This being said... this add on is one of the best selling add on for the e30's and every customer who purchases one mounts it and is super happy with the outcome:)

Thanks and have a great day,

I think The guy is asking if the Inner structure is the same and has the same lips and reinforcement so that Factory brackets could be uesd.
This is why he wants to see the Back of it. Maybe Im Wrong?

As for as your other comments are concerned.

My review of this exact product Product Review section. http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/showthread.php?t=235805

It May very well be a best seller for you, But lets not sugar coat things, You know as well as I do that your products arent even close to a oem quality part.

Why not just spend a little more time on your molds and fix the issues that Haunt your product? I can tell you that if you did DTM would have alot more return customers. Read your feedback, It tells you a alot.

Mods: If you feel I am out of line Please Delete or Move To Product Review as needed.

[widebodye30]

Im not sure if you guys are reading the post with the answer to the question but it has already been answered that there are NO mounting brackets inside the bumper as all of our FRP bumper don't. The outside design is the same exact as the oem. As soon as we have a batch made from production We will post some pictures of the inside for clarification.

This being said... this add on is one of the best selling add on for the e30's and every customer who purchases one mounts it and is super happy with the outcome:)

Thanks and have a great day,

[JasonC]

Delatlanta is just asking for pictures of the back side of the front valance to see if mounting points are molded in. Not to for sure if the OP is grasping that. But i see no harassment going on. Just looking for good comunication skills between a seller and a potential customer.

[Skunkworks]

^amen brother Good luck on that one.

[delatlanta1281]

FYI I got a temp ban for thread crapping on this exact subject..

I get it, but I'm not crapping. I am merely asking to see the rear of the product before purchasing. What op fails to grasp is this. I will purchase the item if it is presented in a way that makes me confident in its design. I'm not just going to invest $300 plus on his word.

[Skunkworks]

Here's another picture o how the other side of the brackets mount. Does that tab exist? If not, your customers are sol on a direct fit replacement part.

FYI I got a temp ban for thread crapping on this exact subject
Tread lightly.

I have a set of factory mounts but recently bought a car with a factory IS front valance, It is tech screwed and fender washered to the underside of the bumper, using only the side mounts and seems to be fine. It was done this way by the previous owner, I recently did a bumper tuck and ended up doing the same thing with better hardware and better fitiment and its bitchin....

My fear ts that in a slight collision things will get damaged without the brackets.

I think DTM would be able to market these further if he could find an acceptible replacement light and mounting brackets though...

[fiveofeight55]

Been wanting the rear add on for a long time! Hope the price is good.

[acolella76]

$225 + $145 for shipping? For that price, I would expect the part to arrive instantly via unicorn in a velour box lined with puppy ears

[MaxBell]

Did Sebo have to trim the rear valence to fit the plastic swapped bumpers?

No? His car was swapped to plastics, but the rest of the body is early model. The plastic bumpers would have been trimmed to fit.

[delatlanta1281]

^ True... as stated in our previous post the exterior looks just like the OEM part but the inside has no mounting brackets. You or the body shop can fabricate necessary brackets to mount.

Cool. Lets see detailed pics o the back then . Will the FRAME mount up. Are the mounting points for the frame there?
I feel like I'm taking crazy pills. Why can't you just take a pic of the backside of the valence?

[widebodye30]

^ True... as stated in our previous post the exterior looks just like the OEM part but the inside has no mounting brackets. You or the body shop can fabricate necessary brackets to mount.

[FLG]

He did say "you could use factory brackets or make your own"

Which lends me to believe they do not supply the brackets.

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[delatlanta1281]

Here's another picture o how the other side of the brackets mount. Does that tab exist? If not, your customers are sol on a direct fit replacement part.

[delatlanta1281]

So it comes with the metal frame those brackets mount on to? The brackets are the easy part.... The frame is the hard part. How about you show us how it's mounted. Or show pics with said brackets attached.

This is part of the reason I won't buy from you. I have asked multiple questions regarding the air dam, and own two originals plus frames. My thing is this. If it won't take the metal frame (which is uber rare) the product isn't worth squat. You would have to either screw through it, or fully customize the back end. You won't show pics of the back after several requests.
I want to believe in you products man, but you won't address important questions.
Here's another question. Are there tabs on the sides of the air dam so it will screw into the splash guard? You do realize the 87 splash guard is different right?
Here's the frame.