Mtech 2 valence on plastic bumper early model

[BBY1104]

because convertible+BMW=waffleswaffleswaffleswaffleswafflesmagnet:p
and i do plenty of topless driving, my top hasent been up in three days.
But if i sold it I could have easily bought your car though:D

Hmm guessing that first statement is false, cause all that "girlfriend" does now is complain Should have bought an m3 for 6000 that needed work.

Hmm, still thinking go the Mr. anderson route, Jeff is gonna got on you for using fibreglass;)

[smonkbmw]

Hmm guessing that first statement is false, cause all that "girlfriend" does now is complain Should have bought an m3 for 6000 that needed work.

Hmm, still thinking go the Mr. anderson route, Jeff is gonna got on you for using fibreglass;)

WTF are you talking about? besides the part where josh's "waffleswaffleswaffleswaffleswaffles" is a tank and 15 years old.

what the hell does "jeff is gonna got on you for using fibreglass" mean?? do you ever look/read what you type before you submit a post?

[Wishno87]

So it seems like most people are just bolting the end of the bumper to the side of the car. Although some say they are still using the sliders. Did you guys make brackets to bolt the sliders to or something like that? If i can retain the sliders i would love to do that.

[T.Dot_E30]

i think i saw a thread of yours a few weeks ago. i liked the look of the smoother and lower rear valence. Where did you get yours?

Eurostyle is local for me since im in toronto, so it was the logical choice.

[Wishno87]

Eurostyle is local for me since im in toronto, so it was the logical choice.

How was the fitment and quality? I am going to get one in about a week.

[Wishno87]

So it seems like most people are just bolting the end of the bumper to the side of the car. Although some say they are still using the sliders. Did you guys make brackets to bolt the sliders to or something like that? If i can retain the sliders i would love to do that.

anyone?

[fporro]

You'll have to drill for one of the mounting holes, then use a 1/2 to 3/4 inch nylon spacer to fill body's indent (it creates a gap).

As far as the slider goes, all you have to be concern about is fastening it to the body, the bumper it self should not concern you, as it will slide into it, the bumper shocks keep it from coming off.
Don't remember what I did at wheels end, but looking through pics, I';; update in a few,

That's about as hard as it gets.

This pics show black plastic slider mounted on bumper., etc ...