Anybody tried this, what do you think?

[new2bmw]

just wondering if anyone has tried these guys? looks really durable, and they sell an m-tech kit replica. take a look, not sure what to think

http://cgi.ebay.ca/BMW-3-Series-E30-4DR-84-87-Body-Kit-ED-Duraflex-M-Tech-/110567970573?cmd=ViewItem&pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&fits=Make%3ABMW|Model%3A318i|Year%3A1984&hash=item19be5d570d

[Kershaw]

their name is extreme dimensions for a reason.

[new2bmw]

ok

so plastic bumper swap onto my 84 318i it should be i am guessing?

[castros]

Don't do it unless you want to spend a year making it fit good, I know because I put one on my sisters car and spent a shit ton of time and money perfecting it. It would have been worth just spending the money for a real kit.

[Farbin Kaiber]

Just get euro bumpers...

[der affe]

you need to watch the video though!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YS91ehfj0aY&feature=player_embedded

[E30Nova]

lmao, the chick was hot, and the fact that the stuff is so durable is cool, but look at the fitment of the front bumper and valence on the yellow car. There's a massive gap between the bumper and the valence.

Typical aftermarket stuff that would most likely require massive reworking

Like someone already said, just euro bumper it or get an OEM MT2 kit.

Matt