Bmw M3 Carbon Fiber Splitter E90 E92 on 2040-parts.com
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It has a small hole in it. Can bearly see it when its on the car. Oem bmw part. Part number listed on one of the pictures IT IS ONLY THE PASSENGER SIDE SPLITTER! ONLY ONE SPLITTER IS BEING SOLD!
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