Cleanshots

iTrader: (2)

hey guys so i thought the front plate in the center is totally lame and i wanted to put mine off to the side... but i dont want to drill my front bumper. so i made this simple DIY for every one.

parts needed,

aluminum flat bar
and 4 screws....

there are some metal peices with clips in the top part of the bumper vents that help hold the bumper. first cut the aluminum flat bar in two. and decide where you are mounting it. drill holes to match the metal peices and so the clips can fit through the hole. attach the aluminum flat bar to the bumper using the metal rod and clips, have the aluminum flat bar touching the bumper then the original metal rod and the clip going through both. like this.





decide how you want the license plate to be sitting and bend the aluminum flat bar accordingly. i wanted mine off to the side but facing straight. i held the aluminum flat bar with two pieces of metal on the top and bottom so then i can heat it with a torch and bend them.





here is what i ended up with. 3 screws should hold the plate steady





lets rock and roll! damn cops take that!!! very sturdy and i think it looks fantastic-o!

LiCelsior

iTrader: (32)

it would look ALOT better if it contoured with the front of the bumper.

O. L. T.

iTrader: (17)

Awesome. See post #6, note date. Glad to see someone using it.

Hil

iTrader: (61)

Yea if it was more flush it'd look better, but great job!

ashtray

iTrader: (12)

ill be doing this. DAMN TROOPERS ARE ALWAYS! pulling me over because of my plate being inside by the windshield. this looks stylish.

Cleanshots

iTrader: (2)

i may put a little more angle to it.. but i like it, thanks man.

glad im good at something...

hahahha thats where i had mine, this is alot better, less *****ing from the piggies, and you can mount it however you like. can be made to fit the center or the passenger side. i put mine in the driver side cause my side mount is on my passenger side.

camberSC

iTrader: (17)

Why not just get L-brackets??

Rex Ruthor

I wonder if that will impact your Coefficient of drag.