How to install front SPLITTER + SIDE SKIRT extensions on BMW F30 2017 RIEGER TUNING [Wrench At Home]

In this video we are not working on my truck, but we have a special guest appearance of my brother and his 2017 #BMW 3-series #F30. It already looks great, but today we're gonna make it look just a bit more agressive, by installing a subtle front splitter and some side-skirt extensions. The parts we are working with are made from ABS plastic (product links below) and are made by a german company called Rieger Tuning, who specialize in aftermarket body modification parts. Just a small disclaimer: nothing in this video was sponsored in any way - my brother payed for these parts just like everbody else. When you are working under a car that's on a jack, always be sure to add a jack stand or axle stand for safety! I hope you enjoyed this video and if you do, please like the video and consider subscribing to the channel, to see future updates on my truck and other projects. It really helps out my channel. Thanks for hanging out with us! If you have any questions or remarks about this video, please feel free to reach out in the comments below. Video chapters: 0:00 Intro 1:18 Installing side-skirt extensions 12:56 Installing front splitter 18:20 End result The music I used in this video is from Epidemic Sound; 0:01 - Be My Remedy (Instrumental Version) - House Of Say 0:39 - Away - AGST 2:57 - Be My Remedy (Instrumental Version) - House Of Say 5:50 - Crate Concerto - Dusty Decks 8:06 - Away - AGST 10:32 - Future Vibes - Qeeo 13:26 - Leave It All Behind - STRLGHT 15:36 - Eclipse - AGST 16:25 - Monologue - Splasher! 18:20 - Come 2gether - Ooyy Items we used/bought in this video: ► Rieger Tuning front splitter - only for M-Series front bumper https://www.rieger-tuning.biz/article... https://www.carstyle.nl/rieger-spoile... (Dutch) ► Rieger Tuning side skirt extension - only for M-Series side skirt https://www.rieger-tuning.biz/article... https://www.carstyle.nl/rieger-side-s... (Dutch) Also something to note around Wrench At Home: this channel is for my own entertainment and my videos are not meant as tutorials. My channel is just a documentation of me working on my own personal car(s) and I can't give any guarantees that the things I do will work for your particular car. I am just a normal guy and by no means a trained mechanic (I design and build websites for a living). I try to do things myself while figuring out 'the how' with a little help from the internet. Please put any tips, pointers or extra info you can share with me in the comments of this video. Instagram:   / wrench.at.home   The gear I use to make these videos: ► I film everything on my iPhone 12 Pro Max ► I use a DJI OM4 gimbal to make stable shots ► I use a tripod with phone mount when my GF isn't around to film, or for timelapses ► I edit the videos on my Macbook Pro using Adobe Premiere Pro ► I record my voiceovers in Adobe Audition using a HyperX Quadcast mic