CATuned made an mtech body kit made of plastic composite. Anyone one think these are worth? For those planning on buying, reviews? Thanks guys
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I've been contemplating buying the MTech2 set, but they only seem to have it for coupes and not convertibles, so I would have to source some side skirts and possibly door pods, so I don't really know if it's worth it.Instagram
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Igor, owner of CA tuned usually builds high end cars for SEMA every year so you can assume the parts that he offers/produces are of high quality because he know they will be scrutinized by industry professionals at various events. He has also been building custom BMWs and cars since he was a child and is one of the best at it. I would completely trust his products.Owner - Bavarian Restoration
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Originally posted by Gregs///M View PostIgor, owner of CA tuned usually builds high end cars for SEMA every year so you can assume the parts that he offers/produces are of high quality because he know they will be scrutinized by industry professionals at various events. He has also been building custom BMWs and cars since he was a child and is one of the best at it. I would completely trust his products.
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I am following this as well, I have an OE Mtech II kit, but I was thinking if I ever get a Vert I want to make it MT2 as well and they are really hard to come by now. I dont want a fiberglass one so I am really interested in seeing how these turn out. CA Tuned makes some awesome stuff so I am sure it will look great.
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Originally posted by Staszek View PostI am following this as well, I have an OE Mtech II kit, but I was thinking if I ever get a Vert I want to make it MT2 as well and they are really hard to come by now. I dont want a fiberglass one so I am really interested in seeing how these turn out. CA Tuned makes some awesome stuff so I am sure it will look great.
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Originally posted by Bnardog View Post
What is the difference between the plastic composite vs the fiberglass ones?Instagram
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Originally posted by venerated View Post
Fiberglass is brittle and usually needs a lot of work to get it to fit to the body lines of the car. It's also usually not easy to repair. The plastic composite is much closer to polypropylene, which is what bumpers are usually made out of from car manufacturers.
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Anyone get one yet? Getting closer to ordering one. I'm going to document everything when I get it and try to take videos of installing it/fitment/etc.Instagram
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E30 1986 325es Coupe Alpine White/Pearl Beige
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Originally posted by Zackemcor View PostDidn't realize its only for Coupe !
That sucks for me.Instagram
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F87 2020 M2 Competition Coupe Long Beach Blue/Black w/Blue Stitching
F22 2014 M235i Coupe Estoril Blue/Black (Sold)
E46 2003 325xi Sedan Jet Black/Natural Brown Leather
E30 1989 325i Vert Bronzitbeige Metallic/Natural
E30 1986 325es Coupe Alpine White/Pearl Beige
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