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Originally Posted by GP20
5/8" lower is bad/thick enough for ANY lowered, AND even stock Z4M to easily mess it up going over bumps or coming out of a parking lot onto the main roads (where there's usually a slight dip for the drain purposes).
I have the RPI skid plates that are essentially only 2mm~3mm thick, and after a couple of months they were already badly scraped.
Of course you can say your lip is designed for a stock Z4M. But my question is - why limit your own market? It simply doesn't need to be that thick. What I'm saying is even a stock Z4M is gonna have scraping issues with that lip.
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I disagree, its all about the approach angle. Since this doesn't protrude out too far, I don't think it will be too bad