Persian_535i

The bumper actually is wider, but so are the fenders on the M5 so they line up perfectly. You may have some fitment issues with an OEM M5 bumper and stock fenders.

AlexFW

Can't say about airducts (really don't know if the bodyshop bought them) but I remember member my530i modded his ones (he posted pix, I must have them somewhere, tomorrow I'll check) .

About the ducts, my suggestion is to try. Or to wait for someone else who did the retrofit.

TheRacerBoss

Thats true, a front OEM M5 bumper wont fit the OEM non M fenders

samsneed

Anybody knows what part #6 is for?
I got a rear M5 bumper but seems missing the center air scoop. It supposedly channels air from under the car out through the bumper.

g0blin

I have allrady order the M5 bumpers and side skirts for my car, but the dealer didnt had them in stock so i have to wait for them to arrive from another dealer, as soon as i get them i can give you that information, althoght i think that part its the the trim of the hole in the back but i am not 100% sure

Regards

AlexFW

BS: https://5series.net/forums/topic/620...umper-fitment/

AlexFW

For #6 you have to make 2 little holes and screw it to the spare tire compartment.

samsneed

Hmm, but part#6 is for M5 chassis right where the spare tire isn't located the same as the non-M5 chassis?

AlexFW

I know, but you need it because otherwise the inner part on the bumper wouldn't be tied anywhere. It is named "Reinforcement" indeed. However, it is cheap.

Gene

the word "fit" I think is being used loosely here....I would think 100% flush fit of an OEM M5 bumper on non M fenders will NOT fit 100% flush "straight out of the box", but you can get them to fit very close to 100% flush with some ingenuity (as in the link provided by AlexFW. Even OEM Mtech kits do not fit 100% flush without some extra work