Where to buy MTech 1 Valence?
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It's no longer made. Your best bet is ebay or waiting for one to pop up on the forums -
Since you're new - NLA is a common acronym for "No Longer Available", or parts that are out of production.Comment
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Hmm, eBay over the one in the link I provided? Being that the website I showed sells a lot of e30 parts, I thought maybe someone had experience with this exact valence.
Thanks, I am newish to the e30 platform, but not BMW. I didn't know this valence was NLA.
I just can't trust a Chinese made replica from eBay. Especially without some kind of endorsement from someone on here.
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The guys from your link have a thread on here somwhere, from what I remember they had good feedback and reviewsOriginally posted by VokuhilaI laughed, and then I seriousedComment
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yeah don't waste time on replicas. as somebody else pointed out, aside from the fact that you will spend as much as the replica cost to make it fit correctly - it will be worth nothing in the resale market, while a real Mtech kit will always be worth at least as much, if not more than what you originally paid.Comment
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I have seen many replica body kits and lips that fit well. Its all about the material. If its fiberglass, yes you are right its realy hard to find that has good fitment. No need to mention that I hate fiberglass, overpriced, fits like shit and they cracks easily but if you can find polyurethane made product, they usually have perfect fitment, machined made not hand made like fiberglass. My overal suggestion is to stay away from fiberglass. Unless you put it on your car and see the fitment first.Comment
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I will, thanks.
I agree. I did my time with fiberglass bodykits when I was younger. I have no interest in going that route again.I have seen many replica body kits and lips that fit well. Its all about the material. If its fiberglass, yes you are right its realy hard to find that has good fitment. No need to mention that I hate fiberglass, overpriced, fits like shit and they cracks easily but if you can find polyurethane made product, they usually have perfect fitment, machined made not hand made like fiberglass. My overal suggestion is to stay away from fiberglass. Unless you put it on your car and see the fitment first.
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There's a seller on here from overseas "sskoda" or something close to that who sells quite a few of mtech kits, I would reach out to him and see if he has anything right now!_keepitgutter
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