BMW F87 M2 Competition Oil Cooler Skid Plate Lower Engine Guard - Black Aluminium Alloy 6mm

Product Overview

Shield the lower front of your BMW F87 M2 Competition with this black oil cooler skid plate and lower guard. The supplier describes it as an aluminium alloy plate, with the title referring to a magnesium aluminium alloy, intended to protect the oil cooler and lower engine area from road debris, steep driveways and kerb strikes.

Key Features and Benefits

• Oil cooler skid plate and lower engine guard in one panel
• Aluminium alloy construction, as listed
• 6 mm thickness option, according to the supplier
• Black finish for a stealthy look beneath the bumper
• Designed specifically for the F87 M2 Competition

Vehicle Compatibility

The supplier lists fitment for the BMW F87 M2 Competition. Year information in the listing is given as both 2016-2021 and 2018-2021, so please check your build date with us. This fitment is supplier-stated and should be confirmed before ordering; standard F87 M2 and 2 Series models are not mentioned.

Product Specifications

• Product type: oil cooler skid plate and lower guard
• Material: aluminium alloy
• Thickness: 6 mm, per listed option
• Colour: black
• Packed size: 159 x 61 x 8 cm
• Packed weight: approximately 3.5 kg

Installation and Usage

Raise the vehicle and support it securely on stands. Remove the factory lower undertray in the oil cooler area and align the new plate with the mounting points, fastening it evenly. Check clearances to the oil cooler, lines and front suspension, and make sure airflow paths are not blocked. Inspect the plate and fixings after any impact and at each service.

Package Contents

One oil cooler skid plate. Mounting hardware is not itemised by the supplier, so please ask if you need confirmation.

Important Fitment Notice

Please send us your VIN before ordering so we can help confirm this skid plate suits your car. Images are for reference only. Underbody protection must not reduce ground clearance below legal limits or impede cooling, both of which can matter at Warrant of Fitness time in New Zealand.