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M3 Diffuser on Stock bumper
Has anyone here put a M3 Diffuser on a stock rear bumper. Does it fit in directly? Any fabricatio to be done? If you have done it can you post pics as I might just change the diffuser to a M3 instead of the whole rear bumper. I want to see how it would look.
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iv seen it done, apparently its really easy. just take the old black part out and put the new one in there.
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Yeah right just that easy huh?.. cool. $60 bucks will get me M3 rear bumper!!!! yeah baby!!
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lol, I also hear that it's NOT that easy. shaving and modification is needed.
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^^Just had to brust my bubble huh!!lol jus kidding.. hopefully it won't need much modding. I'll try it out and will see what happens.
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lol keep us posted. It's useful info.
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Pics? I know the part but I have no clue what the difference is...
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There are also aftermarket M-style yet not truly M that will fit the non-M bumpers plug and play. Pretty sure understeer sells them
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^^the one understeer/bavauto sells is scrap, a modified OEM one fits better.
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i've noticed the aftermarket m3 diffusser for an non m3 bumper looks different, more bigger and stick's out alot. as the oem one flows better
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Already ordered OEM M3 Diffuser should be arriving sometime in late next week. Once I get it I'll see what how to make it fit.. I will post pic's when I am done!
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I know this is bringing up a old topic......
but any updates on how it turned out or any pictures? thanks |
i got one, no problem.. fit fine.. looks good also.
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^^ thanks for the reply.
Do you know the bmw part number? or does anyone else know it. I am going to get a friend to order it for me. thanks |
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