Just finished painting and installing my umnitza mtech front and sides
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it comes with all the parts except the brake ducts.
It has the guides on the bumper, it's a simple reskin with all the necessary parts associated with it: mesh, headlight washer covers, tow cover, mesh for fog area.
You do not need any other parts to install, though other parts may be useful for a complete finished install.
It has the guides on the bumper, it's a simple reskin with all the necessary parts associated with it: mesh, headlight washer covers, tow cover, mesh for fog area.
You do not need any other parts to install, though other parts may be useful for a complete finished install.
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Originally Posted by umnitza' post='838144' date='Apr 6 2009, 03:49 PM
it comes with all the parts except the brake ducts.
It has the guides on the bumper, it's a simple reskin with all the necessary parts associated with it: mesh, headlight washer covers, tow cover, mesh for fog area.
You do not need any other parts to install, though other parts may be useful for a complete finished install.
It has the guides on the bumper, it's a simple reskin with all the necessary parts associated with it: mesh, headlight washer covers, tow cover, mesh for fog area.
You do not need any other parts to install, though other parts may be useful for a complete finished install.
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Originally Posted by mrfva' post='838208' date='Apr 6 2009, 02:45 PM
Others may be curious as well, but can you clarify what "other parts" may be useful for a complete finished install?
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Originally Posted by 5_Is_Alive' post='838216' date='Apr 6 2009, 02:52 PM
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http://forums.e60.net/index.php?showtopic=...st&p=834450
This post does clarify what you would need to make it work if you wanted to go completely OE on the parts - though they are definitely unnecessary as the original poster of this thread has indicated.
This post does clarify what you would need to make it work if you wanted to go completely OE on the parts - though they are definitely unnecessary as the original poster of this thread has indicated.
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Originally Posted by umnitza' post='838242' date='Apr 6 2009, 03:19 PM
http://forums.e60.net/index.php?showtopic=...st&p=834450
This post does clarify what you would need to make it work if you wanted to go completely OE on the parts - though they are definitely unnecessary as the original poster of this thread has indicated.
This post does clarify what you would need to make it work if you wanted to go completely OE on the parts - though they are definitely unnecessary as the original poster of this thread has indicated.
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Originally Posted by umnitza' post='838242' date='Apr 6 2009, 05:19 PM
http://forums.e60.net/index.php?showtopic=...st&p=834450
This post does clarify what you would need to make it work if you wanted to go completely OE on the parts - though they are definitely unnecessary as the original poster of this thread has indicated.
This post does clarify what you would need to make it work if you wanted to go completely OE on the parts - though they are definitely unnecessary as the original poster of this thread has indicated.
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Originally Posted by E60 Bimmer' post='832445' date='Apr 1 2009, 04:16 AM
I finally had time to take some pics of my car with the umnitza mtech front and side skirts. I picked up the front and sides from umnitza last thursday and after a long night on friday, I finished painting it. The quality of the bumper and sides where great and the fitment was perfect. The rear is coming next with a acs rear diffuser, havent had time to get to that yet. Overall I am very pleased with the outcome. Heres some pics I took
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