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    Got Rear-ended

    I was very unfortunate last night, I was stopped at a red and some girl rear ended me. I'd say she was going around 10 mph, it sounded loud when she hit me. The rear diffuser is loose on the right side and also on the other side of the exhaust. The bumper has small dents and is scratched up. I'm thinking possible exhaust damage, since both sides of the exhaust are damaged. I'm still a little upset about this situation. Where do you San Diego guys get bodywork done? should I go to the dealer and check it up for possible frame damage? Thanks ahead guys.

    99 M3

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    That really sucks. hopefully you will get it all figured out and taken care of. In the mean time, you go find her and do something like this in her rear....
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    d'oh! bummer.

    welp, not sure what the name of the shop is.. but, a dealership "prestige motors" gots a shop rite next door that does good body work.
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    Sorry to hear that man!!! I'm in the same boat. I just got rear ended last Friday. Messed up my bumper, part of my body under the trunk, and my exhaust.

    I'm gonna have the body and the bumper fixed through a shop and for the exhaust, AA sent me a new tip which i'm going to have welded on.

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    I'm thinking of painting the moldings while I'm at it.

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    sorry to hear it...

    is it as bad as this ? just kidding, didn't want you feeling bad, that was me 6 months ago.

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    Re: sorry to hear it...

    Originally posted by ///M3 NA
    is it as bad as this ? just kidding, didn't want you feeling bad, that was me 6 months ago.
    eww... what happened? Looks like the whole side of your car got banged up too? You know what despite that damage, I can't believe how shiney your car looks!

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    haha :)

    the day before this happened I washed it BUT, in the evening of that same day, it rained and as I was going to my friends during rush hour doing about 25 in rush hour traffic, some 19year old jerk(no pun intended to 19 year olds ) decided to change lanes doing close to 40 I would guess hitting me in the right rear and then blowing by me taking out my right side in the process, wasn't fun. 12K worth of damage, his insurance paid. no damage to my neck and spine, thank you vader seats !!! All in all you wouldn't know the difference right now, except for the dreaded DOT-R sticker under the hood.

    here you go.

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    ///M3 NA

    What kind of rims are those? I LIKE!!! Are they lightweight, say, under 20 lbs?

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    those rims are...

    BBS RKII(2 piece), they are 22lbs I think, regular RK's are under 20lbs. But I do like how these look And since I am not going to go to the track in the next few months and become picky and self-conscious about a few extra lbs, I am satisfied with RKII's

    thanks man.

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    Re: those rims are...

    Originally posted by ///M3 NA
    BBS RKII(2 piece), they are 22lbs I think, regular RK's are under 20lbs. But I do like how these look And since I am not going to go to the track in the next few months and become picky and self-conscious about a few extra lbs, I am satisfied with RKII's

    thanks man.
    The RK's are only 17lbs. I like the way they look better then the way the RKII's look.
    93 325is HIOP headers, AA track pipe, AA gen. 3 exhaust, AA chip, Dinan big bore throtle body, ECIS intake, Rogue engineering pullies, bilstein shocks, racing dynamics springs, Eiback sway bars, AA rear camber control arms, bmw motorsports X-brace, stainless steel brake lines, brembo cross drilled and slotted rotors, Ron Stygar short shifter, cutch stop, clear front corners, DDE gen V lights, Regier infinity I front and rear bumper, VIS carbon fiber hood, 17" BBS RK, custom green pearl paint.

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    Re: haha :)

    ///M3 NA, looking good!

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