BMW PERFORMANCEThis front bumper is based on the BMW Tii Concept and is produced exclusively by BMW Performance. BMW Performance brings OEM quality to the world of aftermarket products. Optional carbon fiber corners are available.
CSRnote: this bumper was originally designed for the hatchback version and resuires the kidney grills of the BMW E81 or BMW E87.
The Front bumper from CSR Automotive is compatible with PDC and can be optioned with foglights. The CSR bumper with E92 M2 look is made from high quality fiberglass.
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KERSCHERnote: this bumper was originally designed for the hatchback version and resuires the kidney grills of the BMW E81 or BMW E87.
This front bumper is made from FRP material. There's an optional splitter available in ABS or carbon fiber. A fitting kit for PDC sensors is available.
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Orange Tuning
RIEGER
note: this bumper was originally designed for the hatchback version and resuires the kidney grills of the BMW E81 or BMW E87.
The Rieger Front bumper is available with fittings for headlamp washers and/or PDC sensors. The bumper is made from ABS synthetic material and requires minimal preparation for paint.
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Orange Tuning
Bumper material:OEM quality is rare and expensive but worth it. PP or Polyproplyene is what original BMW bumpers are made of. Quality means you save on fitting and painting while getting a part that hold its value like no other.
ABS or hard plastic is idealy suited lips, grilles, valences and spoilers. ABS is a rare and expensive material. PP and ABS are injected or pressed making the bumpers consistent in shape.
PU or Polyurathane is slightly softer than PP but very durable and flexibel. PU is typically poured and is slightly heavier, that being said it is super durable and typically good fit.
FRP or GFK are fancy names for fiberglass. It's a good material for spoilers since its rigid and holds its shape over time. The problem with GFK/FRP bumpers is their production technique. Parts are made by hand and molds degrade over time, this makes it impossible to guarantee consistent parts.
