Oem M-tech Splitter?
I was trying to find out if installation of the oem CF splitter for an M-tech bumper required drilling or does it mount using existing screws in the bumper cover? I really hate to have to drill into the bumper.
I have read a few posts that say the tape can leave a small gap where the splitter meets the bumper. It is really hard to find any pics of the oem m-tec splitters on a car, probably because they are quite pricey.
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I wouldn't use tape- I'd drill and use properly spaced nuts/bolts with washers. You can't see them anyway and they'll even give some bump/scrape protection (minimal). It's just plastic and easy to restore even if you decide later to go back.
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Here you go:
http://www.shopbmwusa.com/ProductLis...CenterId=16856
Go to the next page. It's under BMW M Carbon Fiber Front Trim....that shop has cost pricing for the month of April so hurry your a$$ up.
http://www.shopbmwusa.com/ProductLis...CenterId=16856
Go to the next page. It's under BMW M Carbon Fiber Front Trim....that shop has cost pricing for the month of April so hurry your a$$ up.


