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I need a good advice on front plate holders.
My car has just spent the past 5months getting a GT2 wide bodykit installed and it now has the shape and forms and curves I wanted it to have..
I moved to Nebraska which needs a front plate.. Car has an aggressive front splitter..
Is there any front plate holder that I could use which is not going to require drilling holes in the bumper and will look decent?
Another Top Flight front plate user - simple installation, secure and removable. Just unscrew two wing nuts to take the plate off. It sits squarely in the middle of the grille opening and is curved to match front fascia. If you must have a front plate, and we do in Oregon, this is the best option, imo.
Alternative - uses existing OEM screws inside grill opening. Cantilevered without touching opening or nose if car. Billet construction. PM If interested and I'll tell you where I found it.
It mounts (as a spacer type) between your bumper and your front stock splitter using the existing holes. You just undo 3 screws, slide the bracket it, making it act like a spacer, then reinstall the 3 screws. It's very simple.
It's a clean look, doesn't interfere with airflow, and doesn't touch the bumper at all.
I had it for about 5 months now, with speeds exceeding 100+ and it's still solid. No sign of it starting to come loose or bending etc.
Mass. Also requires a front plate I've never been stopped for not having one I put Velcro strips on for my State Inspection then remove. after getting my sticker so far so good
Mounts neatly with wings between the lower front of the car and the splitter. It's shaped to contour with the front end. Made of sturdy aluminum. Go to the web site for better pics. I love mine.
It mounts (as a spacer type) between your bumper and your front stock splitter using the existing holes. You just undo 3 screws, slide the bracket it, making it act like a spacer, then reinstall the 3 screws. It's very simple.
It's a clean look, doesn't interfere with airflow, and doesn't touch the bumper at all.
I had it for about 5 months now, with speeds exceeding 100+ and it's still solid. No sign of it starting to come loose or bending etc.
05-03-2015, 11:49 AM
Front number plate holder suggestions
I wanted it to have..
