help me figure out what bumper this is for my e30.

[hammertime]

I recieved a front and rear euro bumper from the PO, and the front fits, yet sags a little bit. But the rear bumper seems to be too long. Everything sits flush, but one side extends past the actual body line of the car. There is no part number, no stamps at all on it. Any clues?

[Farbin Kaiber]

Looks like your brackets are bent, or the rear holes drilled on your car aren't centered.

[agent]

Yep, having just helped a friend do a rear Euro bumper install, it looks like that one (or the holes as FK said) is just poorly aligned.

[hammertime]

Looks like your brackets are bent, or the rear holes drilled on your car aren't centered.

Yep, having just helped a friend do a rear Euro bumper install, it looks like that one (or the holes as FK said) is just poorly aligned.

So how do I go about aligning this? I feel like if I shift the bumper to the left a bit, there will still be a gap, the bumper will no longer hug the body.

[bmwguy325is]

Take a large mallet to the side that sticks out hit over and over........
Go driftting and tap that corner on the wall........
Maybe loosen the mounting bolts and see if you can adjust them....

[Farbin Kaiber]

There should be an equal gap on both sides, the bumper shouldn't hide under the lip of the body.

[hammertime]

I might just clean them up and sell them for plastics.

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[Farbin Kaiber]

You'll have to cut and do bodywork on the rear bumper to run plastics.

[agent]

There should be an equal gap on both sides, the bumper shouldn't hide under the lip of the body.

Agreed - it's too tight against the driver side. As long as the all the new holes were drilled in the right places, the rear mounts were installed correctly and the correct OEM hardware was used, there should be some ability to adjust it.