aqualibrium

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umnitza

We have 60 units coming and still have 20 sets in stock.
We sell a lot of these and install a lot of them locally, other than running into stuff, they operate perfectly well and we have a youtube video that shows how to install:

txag_530i

FWIW, I think that if you have the BMW M-Tech kit then you aren't gonna be happy with the Umnitza kit.

umnitza

We install at least 10 a month of this onto local cars. So the only way they won't be happy with it is if the installation is improperly performed.

Thanks Mr. Hornedfrog - E60 M5 Bumper - What Umnitza customers are saying
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We're doing another one in an hour, will post those photos as well.

umnitza

here we go, another bumper fitted.

umnitza

And we have a video available later today on instagram of the fit - http://www.instagram.com/umnitza_official

KyleB

Yea, that's my concern really. fit and finish is definitely important, and using OEM parts removes that possibility out of the equation. I'm still on the fence.

KyleB

The factory M Technic bumper I have on the car now has an opening on either side of the lower grille for brake ducts...does the M5Tech have provisions for using the factory brake ducts?

can you post a picture of the backside of the M5Tech bumper showing the PDC sensor mounting clips? I want the PDC sensors to be able to clip in to the bumper like they do on the factory bumper, I don't want to end up with a bumper that I'm having to glue sensors on to, thats a big no-no in my book.

I have a pre-LCI car with the bigger 24mm PDC sensors. does the M5Tech bumper have PDC openings big enough for pre-LCI cars?

Thanks.

umnitza

1) on the video, you can see all the parts of the back of the bumper. it's a completely open area, so anything in terms of ducts that you want to use can be attached to the back without too much effort, but I don't think the factory ducts fit directly onto it. You'd actually need M5 ducts to do that.

2) The sensors are easy, all our bumpers are no PDC, so you basically a) pre-drill it prior to painting or b) we pre-drill it prior to painting.

3) You reuse your sensor bracket holders and reattach them to the bumper, we do this regularly and even have a video showing how to remove them. Installation is as simple as glueing them to the back where the bumper is marked for PDC>

DILLESTJAMZ

i got an OEM M5 bumper to fit, which I'm so glad it went thru an accident and still survived
https://5series.net/forums/private-m...d-gone-145104/