[Nevets]

Originally Posted by Discstu347

Dongsai no longer supplies after market grills?

I got the same response when I reached out to him....minus the NW Carbon advice. I did reach out to them and they are discounting.

[Discstu347]

Originally Posted by Nevets

I got the same response when I reached out to him....minus the NW Carbon advice. I did reach out to them and they are discounting.

Your able to get the same.price from dongsai at nw carbon?

[Nevets]

Originally Posted by Discstu347

Your able to get the same.price from dongsai at nw carbon?

NW gave me 10% off which I thought was great...their prices are super competitive with what is out there...hoping quality and fitment are good.

[mirob]

I decided to cancel my eBay order and go with NW CH. Customer service is spectacular thus far. I'm very impressed.

[skyscraper_g80]

Originally Posted by mirob

I didn't question him so I'm not sure what the motivator was in him referring me to NW CH but that's what he did. He referred to NW CH as their "dealer". Maybe Dongsai is no longer dealing with consumers directly but rather through a third party vendor. That's the vibe I got. Told me to name-drop when messaging them and they'll take care of me.

I got exactly the same response from Dongsai, referring me to buy from their distributor here in Australia. The distributor pricing was way too high so I ended up ordering a dry carbon M Performance front lip from JC Sportline who have so far been great to deal with.

[mirob]

Originally Posted by skyscraper_g80

I got exactly the same response from Dongsai, referring me to buy from their distributor here in Australia. The distributor pricing was way too high so I ended up ordering a dry carbon M Performance front lip from JC Sportline who have so far been great to deal with.

I bet the lip will be great. I got cold feet with the grill because of the tape application, had it been screws I would have kept my order. I wanted something more sturdy. I have a cheap eBay lip right now and it's serving its purpose just fine.

[mirob]

Originally Posted by forcefed

Post some pics when you get it, the easiest grills to install are the one piece ones which snap in just like the stock one. The two piece ones with tabs need to be screwed into the stock tabs, while yours needs tape.

For your install, did you just push the grill all the way through as far as it goes and then screw the tabs together or is there a balancing act to it?

[forcefed]

Originally Posted by mirob

For your install, did you just push the grill all the way through as far as it goes and then screw the tabs together or is there a balancing act to it?

Yes all the way in.

[JDUNITNOW]

What do you all think of the carbon fiber strut braces on Ali Expeess?

[Nevets]

Originally Posted by Nevets

NW gave me 10% off which I thought was great...their prices are super competitive with what is out there...hoping quality and fitment are good.

Received quickly and just installed CF rear Diffuser from NW CH, quality and fitment were great and price with discount was lowest I could find. Swap took about 10MIn...although it is a little terrifying yanking the old diff off my brand new ride

[le_chinh]

Originally Posted by Bimmer1029

I went ahead and ordered from the same Chinese manufacturer as the OP, and agree that the quality is actually great and looks identical to OEM in my opinion. Fitment is 99%.

I ordered the front lip, side skirts, and rear winglets for around $2000 (I already had the carbon diffuser).

It look about 2 weeks to get to me after paying for the order.

I personally installed all of the pieces, which took a full day. I did the install without jacking up the car and without any special tools. I just used trim tools and a needle nose plier for unscrewing hard to reach bolts. I also did not remove ANY pieces other than the pieces I was planning to replace.

I'm happy to answer questions on how to do the install.

Anyways, here are some pictures!

Did you have to remove the original side front lips? Or do the carbon fiber parts just slip on top of them?