Was installing a light bar on my car and realized that my front bumper is pretty torn up. Also found the cause of my significant bumper sag. I see that ECS has a relatively inexpensive CSL front bumper. Any experience with it? Really don’t need the one by Mile End even though it looks phenomenal.
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Miles End Composite is the one you want if you want everything to fit perfectly, even if it is very pricey. ECS is very hit or miss, 5/10 at best. -
Do it once and do it right. Don't cut the corner or if you're anything like me, you'll end up buying the Miles End eventually.Comment
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ECS has the bubbly shaped chipmunk bumper like the rest of the China eBay csl’sComment
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My dealer has the oem csl bumper listed at $6k 😅
can someone explain the eBay bumper chipmunk phenomenon to me haha‘02 LSB M3 (11k original miles)
’03 Oxford Green M3 (Turbo’d)Comment
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you can see in their listed pic here the bumper has weird curves on either side. It bows and the csl bumper in general looks off. The bumper to me looks like nothing like the original. I have a Status Gruppe one but had it not be from a prior owner handling most of the heavy lifting as far as mounting....i wouldn't have gotten the SG one.Comment
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Anyone have a CSL replica and made it look okay? (Aside from a status Gruppe). Miles End composite doesn't have bumpers for sale right now.Last edited by Circa Surviven; 08-28-2021, 07:13 PM.Garage:
2002 BMW M3: Slicktop jetblack/cinnamon. SMG to 6-speed. Arc-8's. Koni yellows/Dinan springs. Macht elbow. Megan headers. Stock section 1+AR20. SCZA section 3.
1998 Mercedes E300 Turbodiesel: Pizza bag warmer.Comment
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