Maybe a valance question?
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After seeing one on a e30 in person, I can see where people say they don't fit. If you don't have the funds for a lip then Volvo would be the way to go, but if you do have money to spend on a lip, iS or otherwise would be more fitting to the car.Leave a comment:
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mine is a Volvo lip some say it doesn't fit(which I still don't get), I say I like it.No it will not work. That's for a late model with plastic bumpers.
You'll have to change your front end over to this style here
This is the air dam that's missing on yours

Or you could just bolt on this lip to your existing valance

Or find this lip that's kind of rare "Jimmy Hill" is its nick name.

These harder to find air dams/spoilers/lips are harder to find but will work on you current setup.
Racing Dynamics

Zender

Kamei

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@JasonC wow. that is my car lol. thank you very much for the heads up! [emoji1619][emoji1619]Leave a comment:
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The red car is stock, not a kit at all. You'll find them on 89-91 two and four door e30's and late 91-93 convertibles.@JasonC hey i have an 1987 325i convertible (early model) with the same front end as @Drami with the fog lights.
it also has this air dam which i have off because the metal where the bracket held on to rusted out.

that being said...
would it be possible to swap my metal bumper to look like this one?
and what is the name of this bumper kit?
thanks.
shoshottz
Here's a thread on the swap, http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/showthread.php?t=380134
For convertibles, not really, its the two and four door cars where you have to shorten the rear bumper.Leave a comment:
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^ search plastic bumper conversion from what i know its a labor intensive crafty job.Leave a comment:
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@JasonC hey i have an 1987 325i convertible (early model) with the same front end as @Drami with the fog lights.
it also has this air dam which i have off because the metal where the bracket held on to rusted out.

that being said...
would it be possible to swap my metal bumper to look like this one?
and what is the name of this bumper kit?
thanks.
shoshottzLeave a comment:
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Your welcome!!
No, M-Tech1 is totally different. The MT1 attaches to a small European bumper that is unlike our big aluminum bumpers we got on our early cars.
That's actually VacMans car and I looked to see what he used. Says M3 fogs. http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/showthread.php?t=94240Leave a comment:
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Thanks a bunch! [emoji106] So is the racing dynamics considered the m-tech 1 style? Because that'd look rad. Also recommendation on fogs?
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Yep, that's the lip on the 4th car down that I posted. As long as you have the 86-87 valance. By the pictures you provided, it looks like to do.Leave a comment:
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For the sake of not starting yet another thread does mine already have the valence as well? And do you happen to know the part number for the lip you're mentioning? I think this might be it but I want to 100% before I spend that kind of money https://www.turnermotorsport.com/p-1...nDIaApef8P8HAQLeave a comment:
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No it will not work. That's for a late model with plastic bumpers.
You'll have to change your front end over to this style here
This is the air dam that's missing on yours

Or you could just bolt on this lip to your existing valance

Or find this lip that's kind of rare "Jimmy Hill" is its nick name.

These harder to find air dams/spoilers/lips are harder to find but will work on you current setup.
Racing Dynamics

Zender

Kamei
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