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  • usdmej
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    The days of bmw appeasing CSL owners by being exclusive with CSL parts is long gone, especially after they realized people were lining up to buy trunks at almost$3k each. Now it's more a waiting game praying bmw can find time to make another batch of "nla" parts

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  • AbbeyRoad
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    So if someone orders part 51-11-7-897-862, does it come with the carbon flippers, grill plastics and everything else needed to install on the M3? At least this is what Schmiedmann's parts link shows. I'm considering stashing one, but ordering from a USA BMW parts dealer in case something happens in shipping. I understand the USA BMW dealership cannot guarantee that BMW Germany will even sell it to a non-CSL buyer.

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  • fattycharged
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    I have not, but they speak English, so probably worth a call.

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  • AbbeyRoad
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    Anyone in the USA have experience buying a new OEM CSL bumper from Schmiedmann recently? Had no idea it's not NLA.

    frontbumper shell BMW E46 M3 CSL -Original BMW- - 51117897862, 51 11 7 897 862, 7897862, 51-11-7-897-862 - Fits on models: E46
    Last edited by AbbeyRoad; 02-27-2025, 10:17 AM.

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  • Bornacane
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    Originally posted by Gt4 View Post

    I think you need more post on this forum in order to have access to private message. Otherwise, you can leave me you email address here.
    I’ll get my post count up this weekend and message you would prefer not to drop my email publicly.

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  • Gt4
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    Originally posted by Bornacane View Post

    I apologize. I have been out of the country for work and thought i replied but just realized it won’t let me send a message. I am still interested in ordering from you.
    I think you need more post on this forum in order to have access to private message. Otherwise, you can leave me you email address here.

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  • Bornacane
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    Originally posted by Gt4 View Post

    I sent you a message but you haven't replied?
    I apologize. I have been out of the country for work and thought i replied but just realized it won’t let me send a message. I am still interested in ordering from you.

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  • AbbeyRoad
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    Originally posted by Chas3n View Post
    Waiting for Vorsteiner again. They've been the only ones who made an affordable option and it was readily available for the longest time. They also have a very proven platform now, it's been about 15 years if I recall that they've been producing parts.


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    I picked up a set from their recent 103 units run: front, trunk, diffuser. It's coming together on my EAG car at EAG.

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  • fattycharged
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    Originally posted by Gt4 View Post

    my guess is aluminum is stiffer seing how beefy/heavy it is. But I won't crash 2 cars to verify haha
    CF isn't going to win any prizes for impact resistance


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  • Gt4
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    Originally posted by SQ13 View Post

    I’m not an engineer or materials expert at all so pls don’t judge too hard. But is there a difference in strength between the aluminum and CF bars?
    my guess is aluminum is stiffer seing how beefy/heavy it is. But I won't crash 2 cars to verify haha

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  • SQ13
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    Originally posted by Gt4 View Post

    Just to make it clear, with the aluminum rebar version, you actually only need the shock mounts supports, no need for the aluminum reinforcement beam as it's already made in CF into the bumper. So it makes a huge weight saving on 2001-2002 M3
    I’m not an engineer or materials expert at all so pls don’t judge too hard. But is there a difference in strength between the aluminum and CF bars?

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  • Gt4
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    Originally posted by Bornacane View Post

    can you send me a message with the details for ordering one. I still cannot message.
    I sent you a message but you haven't replied?

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  • Gt4
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    Originally posted by Nate047 View Post
    I have an aluminum bumper support available in the LA area if anyone needs it for this, just taking up space so I’ll pass it on for cheap. lmk.
    Just to make it clear, with the aluminum rebar version, you actually only need the shock mounts supports, no need for the aluminum reinforcement beam as it's already made in CF into the bumper. So it makes a huge weight saving on 2001-2002 M3

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  • Nate047
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    I have an aluminum bumper support available in the LA area if anyone needs it for this, just taking up space so I’ll pass it on for cheap. lmk.

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  • Bornacane
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    Originally posted by Gt4 View Post

    Price is $2750usd shipping included to Canada or USA ( CONUS)
    can you send me a message with the details for ordering one. I still cannot message.

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