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  • mspiegle
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    Ok... so if I have an '87 325is, I can put on EARLY euro/international (are those 2 terms interchangeable?) bumpers? Would early mean from a euro '87 325is?

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  • Schneider325
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    Originally posted by kencopperwheat
    YOu'd have to find cabrio specific euro bumpers

    I think its just the endcaps that are different

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  • motorprestige
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    you can put plastic bumpers on a pre 88' car. the front requires slight modifacation and the rear needs a little more (you need to cut the bumper so it doesn't stick out further than the wheel well, then sand/shape it so it looks smooth) so if you have the resources you can put any bumper on any car. just thought i would update a bit so someone new here doesnt lose hope on having a better looking e30.
    Last edited by motorprestige; 03-04-2006, 08:11 PM.

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  • kencopperwheat
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    YOu'd have to find cabrio specific euro bumpers

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  • Royal
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    Yeah how much work is involved in switching to euro bumps in a cabrio. Should i just tuck?

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  • erik325i
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    I have a quick question about Euro bumpers...
    I know that Euro bumpers are a direct replacement for '87 and older alluminum bumpers, but can you put the Euro bumpers onto an '88? i wasn't sure because on an '88, you can easily swap plastic bumpers, so I assumed Euro bumpers wouldn't fit.

    Also, do Euro bumpers fit onto all year cabrios, or not?
    Thanks.

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  • bwanac
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    '87 325iS with early US bumpers (diving boards)

    also has iS front air dam

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  • dan367
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    which model is this one???

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  • B3ND3R
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    Just to add:

    If you have an early-bumper car and you swap over euro bumpers and you wanna do some scrounging, you can add the factory M-tech 1 kit.



    Since we have a pic of the M-tech2 on a plastic-bumper car, I thought it was only fair. :mrgreen:

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  • B3ND3R
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    Hate to yammer on about bumpers, but...

    Will a pre-'89 euro lower front valance fit a pre-'89 USDM bumper?
    Or, does the euro lower valance need the euro small bumper?

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  • nefarious7907
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    I can get get front and rear plastic bumpers for a total of 400 and they come with the shocks and everything but I dont know wheter its too much work or not. I can prep and do light body work and spray. but i dont know what to do?

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  • nefarious7907
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    anyone have pictures of tucked diving boards painted? I am thinking about it.

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  • edwinelisia
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    Originally posted by dableds
    hello!
    so if i`m not wrong, then i can put bampers from 88+ to my `85 323
    without some kinda of "cut" "weld" modifications ?

    i`m talking about front and rear bumpers.

    thanks for any info ;)

    p.s. also i`m making by myself "hella smoked front optics"
    and some other projects

    l8ter u will get the picturers =)
    88+ bumper -> 85 323 ? i dont think so
    88+ plastic -> 88 metal bumper = no mod

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  • dableds
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    hello!
    so if i`m not wrong, then i can put bampers from 88+ to my `85 323
    without some kinda of "cut" "weld" modifications ?

    i`m talking about front and rear bumpers.

    thanks for any info ;)

    p.s. also i`m making by myself "hella smoked front optics"
    and some other projects

    l8ter u will get the picturers =)

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  • e30 gangsta
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    plastic front bumper.

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