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G14/G15/G16 8 Series

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BMW 8 Series carbon fiber parts for the G14 convertible, G15 coupe and G16 Gran Coupe with M Sport bumpers. Up front, a 3-piece AC-style splitter and dry carbon bumper trims fit all three bodies.

At the back, the spoiler and rear diffuser are made for the four-door Gran Coupe only.

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BMW G14/G15/G16 8 Series buying guide

Front parts for every body style

The AC-style splitter comes in three pieces. A corner piece fits under each side of the bumper, then the long lower piece mounts across the front beneath them. The front bumper trims are prepreg dry carbon: they frame the lower grille and bond to the bumper, and the parking sensor hole is predrilled to help you line them up. Both are listed for M Sport coupe, convertible and Gran Coupe models, 2018 on. The 2023 facelift restyled the front end, so on a 2023-or-later car, send us a photo before ordering.

Gran Coupe rear

The G16 has its own longer body and rear end, so its spoiler, marked four-door only, and its rear diffuser won't fit the coupe or convertible. Test-fit before bonding or painting: installed parts can't be returned.

Frequently asked questions

Do these 8 Series parts fit the coupe and convertible?

The front ones do. The AC-style splitter and the front bumper trims are listed for the M Sport coupe (G15), convertible (G14) and Gran Coupe (G16). The rear spoiler and rear diffuser are made for the four-door Gran Coupe only.

Will the front splitter fit an M850i?

Our listings say M Sport only and don't name the M850i. The M850i came with its own M aerodynamic parts, including a front spoiler extension, so text a photo of your front bumper to 609-525-4865 before ordering and we'll confirm the fit.

Do these parts fit the M8?

No. The M8 (F91, F92 and F93) has its own front and rear bumpers, so the M Sport splitter, trims and diffuser here won't line up with it.

How does the 3-piece AC-style splitter install?

Fit the two corner pieces under each side of the bumper first. The lower piece then mounts to the bumper and runs from side to side beneath them. We recommend a professional installer, and a test-fit before anything is fixed in place.