removing front and rear 'splitters' on bumpers

[M7]

i dont know what the word for them would be.

but the black bits on the bottom of the bumpers. is there any special way they come off before i go and try it and break them?

[M7]

cheers for the help lol

got it sorted now. 3 screws on rear diffuser bit and then unclipped off.

2 screws on front, and 2 in the arches (had to take my wheels off to get at them) then it was a little trickier to get off, but that just unclipped too.


they should look good when painted

pic's will follow.

this is the front end at the minute!

[DAZZA_TDI]

It should look good when u get them painted m7, remember post some pics when you get it done, think that`s what i`ll need to do on the rear bumper of mine, i can`t seem to get the fitting kit for the rear votex bumper i`ve got lol
Dazza

[SiDaBa]

Bugger sorry M7 I would have been able to tell you if i'd seen this post originally! Still ya found out any how

[M7]

in my opinon i think painting the back plastic bit is better than the rear votex bit as that seems alot more chunky.

(sorry dino, i stole your pic )



if you can imagine it being alot lower down when i get my new painted bit on, it should look very similar to the votex look, but sit alot more flush

[logistix]

you mean like this?

[carmadaaron]

yeh it does look smoothish and flush (ish)

IMO i dont like the bumper cut out, esp when cc'd
thats y i rather pay a bit more to get it 'flush' with the full votex kit

[SiDaBa]

yeh it does look smoothish and flush (ish)

IMO i dont like the bumper cut out, esp when cc'd
thats y i rather pay a bit more to get it 'flush' with the full votex kit

fill it with an exhaust and it'd be ok

But I don't have a problem with it in the first place