Aftermarket E30 Body Kits

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  • RobertK
    Kicked cancer's ASS.
    • Jun 2005
    • 5864

    #1

    Aftermarket E30 Body Kits

    What's the general consensus on the Reiger fiberglass body kits as far as ease of installation on pre 88 E30s?

    Most say that they are for 84-91 but I know that the OEM plastic bumper swap requires heavy modification on the pre-88s but I was curious if it requires the same amount of hassle to install the aftermarket body kits.
  • Digitalwave
    is a poseur
    • Oct 2003
    • 6281

    #2
    Besides the fact of how ugly they are, they take quite a bit of work to make fit, as with almost all fiberglass kits.

    RISING EDGE

    Let's drive fast and have fun.

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    • James Crivellone
      Head Janitor
      • Oct 2003
      • 6301

      #3
      OEM or bust if you want quality.

      Unless your talking Alpina, AC, etc

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      • nefarious7907
        E30 Enthusiast
        • Jan 2005
        • 1170

        #4
        I thought I ws getting a deal on my reiger GTS front and when I got it, it was just a shell no mounting tabs no nothing. I got it really cheap probably from another owner that couldnt do anything with it, but I am cosidering do the plastic bumper swap, I know the airdams are a shitload easier to find than trying to find one in good shape for a diving board car. I dont know what I am going to do with my bumper I have it standing up in the corner in my room and it will probably stay there for a while. I am waiting to do most of my exterior stuff, when I can afford a paintjob which is still a ways off, but its a surefire way creating a sleeper. :twisted:


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        • straight6pwr
          No R3VLimiter
          • Sep 2004
          • 3450

          #5
          Originally posted by nefarious7907
          I thought I ws getting a deal on my reiger GTS front and when I got it, it was just a shell no mounting tabs no nothing. I got it really cheap probably from another owner that couldnt do anything with it, but I am cosidering do the plastic bumper swap, I know the airdams are a shitload easier to find than trying to find one in good shape for a diving board car. I dont know what I am going to do with my bumper I have it standing up in the corner in my room and it will probably stay there for a while. I am waiting to do most of my exterior stuff, when I can afford a paintjob which is still a ways off, but its a surefire way creating a sleeper. :twisted:
          so do you have an extra gts front bumper laying around? would you consider selling for cheap?

          anyhow, i have the rieger gts kit. they arent that hard to trim and mount, it just takes time like anything else. it is definately a huge upgrade from stock diving boards. and the gts kit will fit any e30 besides the m3, regardless of year or model.

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          • RobertK
            Kicked cancer's ASS.
            • Jun 2005
            • 5864

            #6
            straight6pwr - What kind of modification did it require to get the Regier kit on? Anything major or any special tools needs to complete the job?

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