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  • ezrez
    Grease Monkey
    • Aug 2008
    • 328

    #1

    Hood and Trunk Emblems

    Anyone got a source for emblems other than dealer, ecs, etc.? Not feeling great about the prices from these places. Seen some on eBay but not sure about stuff being sent from China.

    Thanks
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  • ahlem
    Grease Monkey
    • Sep 2008
    • 369

    #2
    try Blunttech.com
    You may need the part number and may have to e-mail them if it's not listed in their catalog.

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    • c0rbin9
      Mod Crazy
      • Dec 2015
      • 609

      #3
      Related: anyone know where I could get a sweet black and white or black and silver emblem? I like how they look on red cars.
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      • ELVA164
        R3V Elite
        • Dec 2011
        • 4861

        #4
        I think Gutenparts has alternate-color emblems.
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        • Das Delfin
          R3VLimited
          • Sep 2014
          • 2293

          #5
          bavauto has alternate colors as well. You could also try fcp euro, eeuroparts, ecs tuning etc for the standard badges


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          • M_3_X
            Advanced Member
            • Jul 2016
            • 162

            #6
            Originally posted by ezrez
            Anyone got a source for emblems other than dealer, ecs, etc.? Not feeling great about the prices from these places. Seen some on eBay but not sure about stuff being sent from China.

            Thanks


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            • lukeADE335i
              E30 Fanatic
              • Apr 2013
              • 1384

              #7
              Very true - I've used the eBay ones, and while they're dirt cheap, they start fading within a year, and by 18 months they look like a 20 year old factory one.

              I lashed out and bought a factory one for the boot - 5 years on it still looks like new. Just bought a factory front one to replace my cheap and nasty eBay one.
              My e30: OEM+ with M30B35

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              • AndrewBird
                The Mad Scientist
                • Oct 2003
                • 11892

                #8
                Spend the extra money on OE roundels. They are far and beyond better than the aftermarket crap. The aftermarket ones are basically just a paint curved surface covered in epoxy resin. OE are a metal embossed plate that is painted.

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