87' 325is Air Dam on Late Model Cars

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  • Panici
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  • Panici
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    Originally posted by millsamus
    Anyone have the pictures that are missing in the first post?
    I know it's three years later, but here you go:

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  • millsamus
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    Anyone have the pictures that are missing in the first post?

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  • kman_e30
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    Originally posted by bernzpeed
    already been done...

    lol looks like i jacked his bumper

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  • bernzpeed
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    already been done...

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  • kman_e30
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    Originally posted by ghalee30
    correct me if im wrong but all is needed is the bumper, and bumper support?
    early or late model? early model all you need is late bumpers, and late shocks, then mount the early air dam to the bumpers and trim the sides

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  • ghalee30
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    correct me if im wrong but all is needed is the bumper, and bumper support?

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  • Mercury[BKM]
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    touche! lol still looks good in that rugged drifter omgwhereismyfender kind of way!

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  • kman_e30
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    Originally posted by UDelaware30
    you do realize the bumper comes off with 2 bolts when mounted correctly, right? 30 seconds off, 30 seconds on
    i guess im looking at it as ease of access. at track event if i need the bumper in a hurry, all i need is some cutting pliers and snip snip snip, the bumper is off. instead of having to get on the floor with a ratchet and unscrew the bolts. plus if im in that much of a hurry in between runs i can just keep the bumper off, untill im ready to put it back on. i understand where you are coming from and like i said before, if it was a daily or show car it would be mounted correctly, but its not.

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  • UDelaware30
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    Originally posted by kman_e30
    its a drift car dude, i like that i can take of bumper off in like 30 seconds and but in back on in like 2 minutes. if it was my daily or a show car i would definitely have it mounted up correctly.:up:
    you do realize the bumper comes off with 2 bolts when mounted correctly, right? 30 seconds off, 30 seconds on

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  • kman_e30
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    Originally posted by Mercury[BKM]
    doesnt seem to fit quite right oO

    and you have a lot of zip ties holding that front together lol
    its a drift car dude, i like that i can take of bumper off in like 30 seconds and but in back on in like 2 minutes. if it was my daily or a show car i would definitely have it mounted up correctly.:up:

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  • Mercury[BKM]
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    doesnt seem to fit quite right oO

    and you have a lot of zip ties holding that front together lol

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  • kman_e30
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    just did this setup on my drift car, i bought the bumpers for cheap, but they didnt come with the valance, so used my early es air dam. it will look much better when i paint the car ( gonna paint it white)

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  • jjc-hi
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    I went the other way. When I got the car it has the early model 325is valance on it. I changed it back to the correct is valance.

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  • CHIF8008
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    have always wanted to do this. looks real clean

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