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02-03-2016, 11:31 AM | #1 |
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1M bumper onto a 135i (what must be done)
What exactly has to be done to fit a 1M bumper onto a E82 135i? I've looked at some threads, but there very vague as to what parts are needed and what exactly has to be done. I'd like to get some front 1M front fenders installed as well.
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It is fairly easy to fit the 1m front to a 135i.
You will need: 1M front bumper 1M center grid - vent that covers intercooler 1M headlight brackets 1M fenders 1M reflectors and trim 1M Windshield Washer Reservoir (unless you delete) 1M Bumper ducting 1M Front Fender Liners (2piece per side) Do note, the 1M fenders will not mate up flush to 135i side skirts. You will need to custom modify a set of 135i fenders to look flush or Run 1M ones and do a rear end conversion as well. |
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Direct bolt on, but it's got fog light holes, ugh.
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While doing my conversion I did the front first and drove like that for a while before doing the rear.
In my opinion, front only looks bad. The flow of the car does not match and the real aggressiveness of the car that made you want to do it in the first place is just not there. I would say go with the narrow 1M front if that's all you plan on doing. |
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Personally I wouldn't do the narrow 1M bumper as it's not adding any function; same reason I probably won't complete the widebody conversion any time soon.
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