[als]

I also wonder which one is lower, cause I don't want to have hard time driving it.

Thanks,

 

[Guest]

I was about to reply "bone stock" but then I realized you had a 2002 sedan. I'm sorry. I'd have to chenge out my front fascia if I had that as well.

My vote- The 330i SP fascia.

 

[als]

Yap, the front is too plain.... Need to replace it soon.

 

[Jspeed]

To be honest I think the facelifted sedan only looks good w/ the M-Tech. Go for it by all means.

 

[nate]

Got any pics of the Rieger? :dunno:

 

[uter]

M-Technic

I'm planning on going with the M-technic front bumper for my steel blue 325xit (Munich pick-up in July). The stock is just a little too plain.

It looks like it's about $699 with fog lights from Bavarian Autosport. Any idea of a cheaper, but reliable, place to buy?

Also, will BavAuto offer a discount to BMW-CCA members?

My local shop estimated about $150 to paint/install.

 

[Mystikal]

OT, but you have one of the best sigs I have seen. Maybe a *little* big, but otherwise nicely done. :thumb:

 

[Mr. The Edge]

Got any pics of the Rieger? :dunno:

I *think* the Rieger is a true M3 bumper clone, where the M-Tek is more M-styled (and OEM, of course).

I'd vote OEM anyday

 

[Michael330]

I also wonder which one is lower, cause I don't want to have hard time driving it.

Thanks,

I agree with TD. 330i Sport package OEM looks best. That's what I am getting. You can see the M-technik on 3 series in the latest accesories catalogue. I also saw it online and I really liked it at the begining. Then I saw it in real life (on a parked car so I had some time to examine it) and I did not like it at all. It does not match the 2002 redesign. It looks too heavy and overhanging. But then again, this is all a matter of taste...
M will be easier to install then SP.