BMW F32 435i Kies Motorsports carbon fiber side skirt extensions DIY! Quick and easy!

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As one of the final exterior upgrades, I wanted to tie my front and rear carbon fiber together with the awesome CF side skirt extensions from Kies Motorsports. They are subtle, but look perfect for that final complete look on the exterior of my 435i!
This is a really easy install, and something you can do in under 30min or less with almost no tools.
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Required parts and tools:
Carbon Fiber side skirt extensions
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Isopropyl alcohol
screw driver or impact wrench
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[@matthias_372]

I took the sidepanels off, so I could clean them proppely and could see what I was doing. Just unscrew the plastic screws from underneath, the rest is clipped in. Much easier

[@chipsth1]

Great video! I wish you'd have included a full wide-angle shot of it completed, on the ground!

[@BMWDIYGuy]

Ironically enough I planned on that but the weather turned on me badly

[@chipsth1]

@@BMWDIYGuy No worries. Please show one on your Instagram or other Social Media!

[@mygt8a4re]

Great vid, thank you for sharing!

[@BMWDIYGuy]

Happy to help and they look great!!

[@KiesMotorsports]

Looks so good!

[@BMWDIYGuy]

Thank you so much!

[@angelofrederic]

cardboard is a dyi guy's best friend

[@BMWDIYGuy]

I know right? Concrete gets cold during the winter!

[@f32440i]

Surprised you didn't opt for the bmw m performance OEM product

[@BMWDIYGuy]

Just as good if not better, and much less expensive

[@ransfordhockey71]

Are those brake covers?

[@BMWDIYGuy]

Brake covers?

[@biggboi1967]

Do you have run flat tires on your wheels?

[@BMWDIYGuy]

I did yes..

[@biggboi1967]

@@BMWDIYGuy do you really feel the difference going from run flat to conventional tires?

[@BMWDIYGuy]

@@biggboi1967 There can be a very significant amount of difference and there are many great comparisons out there. In general run flats are harder tires, noisier and can be less responsive for enthusiastic driving. That is a general view though and encourage you to check out the many great tire reviews.

[@SlimJewish]

make a vid of you driving this!

[@rofflesufunny]

how much HP does it add?

[@BMWDIYGuy]

Lol.. at least 100rwhp

[@Alki1010]

The screws they send you will not self tap as easy as these guys say they will. You have to drill the holes into the actual skirts of the car. Yes, these skirt extenders come with holes, but you have to pre-drill the holes into the actual car skirts to get the screws to go in all the way. Do not use a cobalt drill bit. Use a normal steel drill bit. These are definitely not as easy to put in as this guy claims (or the other KZbinrs that say the same thing). Sorry, they're just not. This is why you don't see him actually putting the screws in. He shows the tape attach, then jacks the car up to show them with the screws already in. These skirt extensions do look amazing though. I put mine on my F32 2018 440i M performance coupe RWD.

[@BMWDIYGuy]

Awesome you like them as well, and solid feedback on the process. Its always a balance of not showing too much and too granular, or not showing enough and summarizing the work. Always a balancing act..