Really like this setup...
Really like this setup...I did not want to drill holes too. So I ended up with like the picture.
I bought plastic license plate bracket at Amazon ($9) and attach it to lower grill using zip ties.
I like it. you are very very forgetfulI just got my plates.... We need to run front plate in NJ... Has anyone see/tried/had thoughts on this? https://www.youtube.com/embed/BOu4AIOtW2E?rel=0 You are supposed to drill 2 holes on underside (Better then drilling bumper). If I go this route, will use double sided tape short term.
If I get stopped for not displaying plate, I can say I forgot to flip it up after a show or track day.
I like it. you are very very forgetful
Racer, who makes this device? Do you have make and model info?Has anyone see/tried/had thoughts on this? https://www.youtube.com/embed/BOu4AIOtW2E?rel=0
I'll save some people time and money... The above solution (By Altec) does not work on our cars unless you are willing to cut the 1/4" lip we have under the car. The mount requires a bracket to lay flat under the car and it is about 7" long. Instead of cutting the panel I know I can make it flat by putting washers between the underbody and the mount but that is going to make the whole assembly sit lower and make it stick out like a sore thumb. Don't waste your time. I ordered it via AMAZON Prime, it's going back tomorrow.I just got my plates.... We need to run front plate in NJ... Has anyone see/tried/had thoughts on this? https://www.youtube.com/embed/BOu4AIOtW2E?rel=0 You are supposed to drill 2 holes on underside (Better then drilling bumper). If I go this route, will use double sided tape short term.
If I get stopped for not displaying plate, I can say I forgot to flip it up after a show or track day.
I may go that route eventually, although if I do, I may trim the plate a bit to fit better and to impead airflow a bit less. Mounted my plate on bumper with double sided HD foam tape, a slim frame Carshow Plateguard reccomneneded by FSpide) and a zip tie or two. Posted a couple pics somewhere on this site.Just pick up a mountingg bracket from PeP Boys and attached it to the lower grill using zip ties, done
I have been using something similar to option one. Not exactly sure if it's the same brand. Very well could be.3 Front Plate Options... Your Opinion?
I am evaluating a couple options for front plate. I must run a front plate for DMV Inspection and day-to-day (Apparantly Many Police Departments Locally Use Plate Readers).
Option 1: Store | Sly Brackets I like the location of this plate, it won't hide the red lip. After I pass inspecton, I may trim the plate a little and recess it into the grill area.
Downside, if I recess it, will restrict airflow the most.
Plus: Does not hide red lip and in m view is best location-wise
Option 2: 2017-2019 Fiat 124 Spider Abarth (SNS124)
Downside: This hides the red lip, minor drilling
Plus: Is removable
Option 3: Deyeme Racing: License Plate Bracket Kit Installation: FCA BA1 (2017 Fiat 124 Spider)
Downside: Same appearance as #2, but not removable
Pro: Sturdy, least expensive
Your Thoughts...?
I wonder if the plate in front of the lower grille would block some air from entering. People with intercooled cars usually do not want anything blocking the grille opening, so as much air as possible goes to the intercooler. We are working with another company on a mount that places the plate to the side. It uses the tow hook mount. See pic for the test version. The final one will be slightly different.
PS.: I found that plate in a Georgia junkyard about 20 years ago.