Mporium Custom M3 Aluminum Undertray Replacement 2008-2013

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deansbimmer wrote

M3 Number 86 wrote

will you continue to make these as you go?
I have a splitter that covers the whole flat bottom but will be retiring it at the end of this year and need an 'oem' replacement!

Yes I will continue to make these.

Will order one soon.

deansbimmer wrote

M3 Number 86 wrote

will you continue to make these as you go?
I have a splitter that covers the whole flat bottom but will be retiring it at the end of this year and need an 'oem' replacement!

Yes I will continue to make these.

Might be a dumb question but since I'll also be tracking on it, will I have to worry about heat transfer?

Just installed one, only issue I had unless I installed this incorrectly is the L channel slots seem to be off by one inch in that they don't allow the fender lines to seat inside the wheel arch. I think another user mentioned this earlier. Otherwise nice piece.

sibhusz06 wrote

Just installed one, only issue I had unless I installed this incorrectly is the L channel slots seem to be off by one inch in that they don't allow the fender lines to seat inside the wheel arch. I think another user mentioned this earlier. Otherwise nice piece.

Nobody else has mentioned your issue specifically. Yours are pretty far off. Unless your car has prior or existing damage that has changed the component's positions, I think you need to slide the front of the tray further up into the bumper cover. It's supposed to be tight as you install. Also check your oil cooler airflow diverter to make sure its not broken, especially where it mounts (a common area for them to break). PM me if you need additional help.

Are there any Christmas discounts on these?

08_Interlagos_M3 wrote

Are there any Christmas discounts on these?

I can take half off shipping for $420 shipped!

Deansbimmer, just to follow up, I realized that the fit is so tight, that when I slid the plate into the bumper cover, the bumper cover shifted forward slightly at the left and right most edges, I ended up pushing the bumper cover edges back towards the plate to line it up. If you have this issue, you'll know what to do...

Thanks for the update, glad it went in well!

We have these in stock ready to ship!

deansbimmer wrote

Thanks for the update, glad it went in well!

We have these in stock ready to ship!

Just seeing your thread,
Will these fit an E90 330i? (non-turbo)? thx.

mpathic wrote

Just seeing your thread,
Will these fit an E90 330i? (non-turbo)? thx.

No, sorry, these are only for 2008-2013 M3. The entire bumper and undercarriage is different on non M's.

Interested! Sending a PM.

Looks awesome. A friend installed this on their e92 m3 and highly recommended.

Will PM (once that 1 hour time passes + this first post)

Need one of these, PM sent!

Latest batch is in process!

PM Sent!

Any updates on when next batch will be ready to ship?

zstreet86 wrote

Any updates on when next batch will be ready to ship?

I'll be picking up the current lot this afternoon from powder coating to assemble and ship this week. All orders will be updated and Paypal will send out the automated emails with tracking when they ship.

deansbimmer wrote

I'll be picking up the current lot this afternoon from powder coating to assemble and ship this week. All orders will be updated and Paypal will send out the automated emails with tracking when they ship.

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Is it necessary to take off the front wheels for the install?
I have a four post life and rather install it with the car on there than my back.

tristanpaglia wrote

Is it necessary to take off the front wheels for the install?
I have a four post life and rather install it with the car on there than my back.

It's possible but as you have to use a drill to drill into the fender liners, the tires will be in the way. You can turn them to lock to gain room for whatever hole you're working on but that's why the instructions state to remove them. And if you attempt with the wheels on, your drill needs to be pretty compact as there still is not much room.

deansbimmer wrote

tristanpaglia wrote

Is it necessary to take off the front wheels for the install?
I have a four post life and rather install it with the car on there than my back.

It's possible but as you have to use a drill to drill into the fender liners, the tires will be in the way. You can turn them to lock to gain room for whatever hole you're working on but that's why the instructions state to remove them. And if you attempt with the wheels on, your drill needs to be pretty compact as there still is not much room.

Couldn't I just simply mark the L brackets and remove them then drill?