Fitting Aero side skirts

[Fast3000]

guys as the subject line suggest.....

are these difficult to fit? Easy steps?

[DPG]

There are a couple of 'How To' guides on here

http://www.z4-forum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=46890

[Fast3000]

Thanks mate. I should have asked 'where can i find a how to guide...'!

[gwatson]

Very yes! I did it myself, half an hour a side and it was new to me and included cleaning up the sills etc. Although it was on axle stands with wheels off at the time.

[srhutch]

Why in ///M specific before Adam says

But after fitting PVR's and mine I can confirm we didn't have to trim anything.

This might help also

http://www.z4-forum.com/forum/viewtopic ... 45#p763700

[Beedub]

Mine needed trimming as the leading edge wouldn't sit flush so I matched the stock sill indentation on the back section of the sill.

[dalecan]

I needed to trim one of mine. It was only a very minor trim and was easy to do.

[Dogmatic6]

I need to replace my skirts but I cant get them off
The front screw/bolt comes off with a socket attachment but the rear one seems to be some kind of torx screw and I cant get anything to fit it.

any ideas?

Cheers

[Mark-Z4]

I'm ordering some aero skirts in the morning, a question. Do I need to bother with the fitting kits or gaskets or can I use my existing bits?

[ranski]

Use existing bits

[Mark-Z4]

Excellent, thanks

[srhutch]

New ones come with gaskets and fittings, but you can use existing.

[Mark-Z4]

Ah that's even better, thanks.

[mason storm]

I really want these are they BMW parts if so is there a part no and I guess they would need painting

Any idea of total cost?

[ranski]