Help with E46 Sportpack Bumper

[Putrid4444]

Hey guys.
I am in the process (thinking) of swopping my E46 facelift bumper for the E46 Sportpack bumper.
The only thing is, The guy that wants to swop, his bumper isnt in the best condition, there are a few chips and cracks, as well as a few screws and things missing.
What i want to know is, should i do it, because im obviously going to have to touch it up etc. If so how do I do so?
What can I use?
How do I make it work if it even will work?
Please advise :/

Pictures Below of his bumper

 

[Kyle]

What colour is your car bro? :fencelook:

 

[Jandre]

That looks like a fibre glass bumper.

hmmm, I dunno hey, It that was my car, I would probably stick to what I have and take my time to find an original Sportpack front bumper.

Fit and finish will be much nicer.

 

[Putrid4444]

My car is also white
Ye it looks like the after market one.
I really love the way that SportPack bumper looks, but I really dont think its worth it if its gonna cost me extra for the after market sh*t.

Here is what I have now.

 

[Legacy]

Rather buy this one:

http://www.maxmotorsport.co.za/pS46...r-99-05-M-Tek-Style-Plastic-Front-Bumper.aspx

The quality is close to OEM and the fitment is excellent.

 

[SP33DYV]

Where's the right front fender lining and the airducts? And yes, it does look like a fibre glass bumper. I will not fit this to my car. :nono:

 

[Putrid4444]

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I would love to get it, but it was just the fact that he wanted a direct swop as i dont have the funds for that at the moment.

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Ya another thing that worried me was that the air ducts didnt exactly line up to where they were supposed to, and the wheels arches were a bit broken.

I think I know my answer now. :idea:

 

[Dr Evil]

if I'm not mistaken you need to get new air ducts for the sport pack bumper

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