Where to buy MTech 1 Valence?
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Part #51112239709 OEM BMW dealer part price is $493.02 for the valance kit. Does not include anything to do with the bumper except for the clips on the upper part of the valance. -
are they real ones
Are the kits real ones, and what are they asking for them?
thanks,
jmLeave a comment:
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I just checked with my BMW dealer and they have 5 kits in the states and 30 in germany.Leave a comment:
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that's mt2Isn't this it?
https://www.ecstuning.com/ES74072/?g...FVYYHwodRKULSQ
Never mind, once you add it to your cart it says the availability has changed.
Mr. WolfeLeave a comment:
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Isn't this it?
https://www.ecstuning.com/ES74072/?g...FVYYHwodRKULSQ
Never mind, once you add it to your cart it says the availability has changed.
Mr. WolfeLeave a comment:
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I'm having my BMW dealer check for me to see if they can still get them.............Mmmm maybe i should sell the one that i have. ;D ;D ;DLeave a comment:
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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!Leave a 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.
Mr. WolfeLeave a 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.Leave a comment:
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I think I am going to hold out for authentic. Thanks for all of the help.
Mr. WolfeLeave a comment:
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Agree, I don't like messing around with replicas unless they are proven. I will be doing all fitting myself, but at the same time, most replicas are just not worth it.
Does anyone have experience with the products I linked to? Thanks.
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