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E36General discussion and technical help for (E36) 1992-1999 3 series cars. 318, 323, 325, 328.
Bekkers Import sells a poly m3 rep front bumper for 350.00. But honestly Harry if I were you, I would save the extra 125 and get the real deal. Nothing like sporting OE.
-Matt
I actually paid for an OEM M3 bumper in a group buy, but it'll be probably a month before I get it. It was $320 shipped however. OEM, not replica.
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Originally Posted by komodo
I actually paid for an OEM M3 bumper in a group buy, but it'll be probably a month before I get it. It was $320 shipped however. OEM, not replica.
I was actually looking at that to replace mine that I cracked a bit a week ago. I decided against it as it would be too much $320+paint+the necessary parts to put it on the 328.
Its a replica of OEM specs though looks to be good quality.
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Originally Posted by DEATH2000
^^ Just out of curiosity whats the main diff between the two?
OE is the original equipment a manufacturer makes for acutal BMWs.
For example if you replaced your shocks w/ BMW OE shocks (mine were made by Boge) they would have a the roundel on them. If I bought the OEM shocks they wouldn't have the BMW roundel, but they would still be Boge shocks.
The only other main difference between OE and OEM is that some OEM parts are not made to the same quality standards as OE parts.
-Matt
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