[WhiteFury]

I have a 2011 LCI E90 335i and I am getting the OEM Mtec rear bumper from BMW for a good deal. I know I need the diffuser, and the tow hitch cover for it, also the little molding on the bottom.

Do I need new fender liners, and under body cover and bumper guides? Anything else I would need?

I am also grabbing a M3 rep bumper from JG mods, what will I need to make that fit, other than new fog light bulbs?

Thanks guys

[WhiteFury]

Anyone?

[MiKc]

Originally Posted by WhiteFury

Anyone?

For the front bumper:
Not too sure for e90 but for e92, we had to dremel down original air duct.
As for foglight, the m3 rep comes with fog light housing + 9006 bulb. Only thing you would need to buy is the H11 to 9006 conversion harness for the e90 for the foglight to be functional.

[WhiteFury]

Originally Posted by MiKc

For the front bumper:
Not too sure for e90 but for e92, we had to dremel down original air duct.
As for foglight, the m3 rep comes with fog light housing + 9006 bulb. Only thing you would need to buy is the H11 to 9006 conversion harness for the e90 for the foglight to be functional.

Ok thanks! So nothing overly major needed. I'm going to buy 9006 hid bulbs as I have a hid kit so I won't have to do any mods there.

Was the lip hard to install?

[MiKc]

Originally Posted by WhiteFury

Ok thanks! So nothing overly major needed. I'm going to buy 9006 hid bulbs as I have a hid kit so I won't have to do any mods there.

Was the lip hard to install?

lip?

[WhiteFury]

Originally Posted by MiKc

lip?

V style carbon fiber lip they sell.

[JGMODS]

Originally Posted by WhiteFury

V style carbon fiber lip they sell.

For Lip, Some drilling, Screws, 3M Tape and some applied heat will do the trick. The less you rush it the better the fitment will be. Heating the bumper a little to help conform to the lip will allow a better finished fitment once everything cools down.

Hope this helps.

For the front, just air ducts + fog lights are the only two things that need extra attention, everything else is basically plug and play.

Best,
Jay

[WhiteFury]

Originally Posted by JGMODS

For Lip, Some drilling, Screws, 3M Tape and some applied heat will do the trick. The less you rush it the better the fitment will be. Heating the bumper a little to help conform to the lip will allow a better finished fitment once everything cools down.

Hope this helps.

For the front, just air ducts + fog lights are the only two things that need extra attention, everything else is basically plug and play.

Best,
Jay

Does the tape and screws come with the lip?

[JGMODS]

Originally Posted by WhiteFury

Does the tape and screws come with the lip?

No sir. Just the lip. Tape & screws can be purchased from your local hardware/automotive store.

[WhiteFury]

Originally Posted by JGMODS

No sir. Just the lip. Tape & screws can be purchased from your local hardware/automotive store.

Instructions?

[JGMODS]

Originally Posted by WhiteFury

Instructions?

Professional installation is recommended but more than glad to instruct you on how to install it. Just send me a PM.

[WhiteFury]

Originally Posted by JGMODS

Professional installation is recommended but more than glad to instruct you on how to install it. Just send me a PM.

Ok thanks. Does my front bumper guards work with the m3 rep? The rubber things that look like mudflaps that are in front of the tires.

[WhiteFury]

I just installed the Msport rear with the msport guides. ON the bottom of the bumper the non msport has 4 bolts and the msport has 2. The splash guards or under body covers do not fit or reach. The bumper guide can be seen and isnt full covered.

What part do I need?