[suparockin]

Wowser.

I think I'm in love with the first front lip spoiler attachment for the M Sport -

http://www.3ddesign.jp/english/product_aero_F30_F31.htm

From the pics it looks like it'll make the car super low clearance - do you reckon the car in the picture has been lowered more than factory?

[Aapparition90]

They look nice, I am quite tempted to get their pedals.

[AMJAM]

Wait until you see the prices

[suparockin]

Originally Posted by AMJAM

Wait until you see the prices

Roughly?

I couldn't find any prices anywhere?

[knightsabers]

Quality comes at a price I like the 3D Design's front lip. Seen quite a few of their works demonstrated on Studie's Demo cars in Japan.

[AMJAM]

Originally Posted by suparockin

Roughly?

I couldn't find any prices anywhere?

$1900 just for the front lip

[AMJAM]

Plus shipping

[suparockin]

Originally Posted by AMJAM

Plus shipping

Ouch.

Would make the car stand out from the crowd though, would be nice painted up with a matching painted boot lid spoiler.

Am not a huge fan of the carbon fiber bits, too boy racer for me.

[knightsabers]

Wow $1900 for a front lip. It's nearly as outrageous as a Gruppe M Air Filter from Japan for $1900.

I guess it's the price of quality real CF Parts

[AMJAM]

Nope BMW tax

[SteveAus]

These lip spoilers make the car pretty low at the front and you have to take care driving around spoon drains, some driveways, speed humps, and kerb stops in parking areas.

I am very aware of the front end of the car and drive accordingly to try to prevent damage but I have still hit/scraped my CF lip spoiler a few times now, but I am pleasantly surprised (and somewhat amazed) that it is still intact and virtually unmarked. There are no marks on the leading edge and I can't feel any significant scratches on the underside of the spoiler.
The CF spoilers are tougher than I thought they would be.

I couldn't say the same when I had a 540 Schnitzer - the urethane spoiler was quite badly gouged on the underside (particularly after loaning the car to a friend!).

[suparockin]

Originally Posted by SteveAus

These lip spoilers make the car pretty low at the front and you have to take care driving around spoon drains, some driveways, speed humps, and kerb stops in parking areas.

I am very aware of the front end of the car and drive accordingly to try to prevent damage but I have still hit/scraped my CF lip spoiler a few times now, but I am pleasantly surprised (and somewhat amazed) that it is still intact and virtually unmarked. There are no marks on the leading edge and I can't feel any significant scratches on the underside of the spoiler.
The CF spoilers are tougher than I thought they would be.

I couldn't say the same when I had a 540 Schnitzer - the urethane spoiler was quite badly gouged on the underside (particularly after loaning the car to a friend!).

I guess the upside is that if it does get banged up you can just take it off right?

[knightsabers]

Scrapes just happen, exiting most driveways scrapes the underside of the lip. Just need to be extra careful, take it slow and swerve across speed humps.

[SteveAus]

Originally Posted by suparockin

I guess the upside is that if it does get banged up you can just take it off right?

Yep. Exactly. Replacement is and easy fix if it gets too damaged (but you would have to hit something pretty hard to do some serious damage).