have this as well... Works great, looks great and you can adjust the angle of the plate if you wish... for those who like to run from zee police...

 

+ 1... love my zip ties, no double sided tape tho. been on there for 2 plus years and no problems

 

The "frame" is Electrical Tape around the edges...haha I put a strip of double sided foam tape on both the Top and Bottom of the plate, where it makes contact with the body. That way it doesn't scratch up the plate, to be honest the tape holds it to the car the zip ties are just safety precautions.

 

What a ricer.

 

i used zip ties too. just make sure you have some kind of soft frame.. or lining to prevent the sides of the plate from scratching your paint. i used electrical tape too.. haha

 

Why u gotta be such a hater?

 

Ladies...Please

 

I used one of those universal "jdm" brackets. I drilled 2 holes underneath the bottom grill which is not visible. In the future, I want to trim the license plate smaller so it doesn't scratch any of my front bumper.
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You can see a little bit of the bracket here. Sorry I don't have better pics. I covered the ends of the top screws with a little rubber padding. It protects the bumper in case the plate makes contact during my 100+ mph runs.

 

here you go... with the l brackets..

 

I also used zip ties!!!! alisc3 has seen it. lookin good
lol

 

EVERYONE is soooooooooo hi-tech

don't know how this newbie will ever keep up

 

I just got the plate on. I bought those ties from home depot for just $3 and wrapped some plastic wrap around the plate to protect the bumper's paint. This is a MUCH better alternative to paying a dealer $50+ and drilling perminent holes into the bumper. Here's some pics:

http://www.freewebs.com/brendonbosy/sc400-1.jpg
http://www.freewebs.com/brendonbosy/sc400-2.jpg
http://www.freewebs.com/brendonbosy/sc400-3.jpg

It may not look like its on that securely, but it actually is. The ties are tightend to their max. I don't think it looks that bad. Since it sits under the bumper's outermost point, the car's face doesn't get too interrupted or distracted.

 

I was thinkin of tieing it there...but it looked like it was gonna flap around and stuff

 

Its certainly not as secure as it would be if I bolted it on, but the only way it could flap up is if wind gets trapped underneath and lifts. I'm no aerodynamiscst, but I assume the air will just hit the plate head on and keep it firmly secured to the bumper. The ties will protect it from lateral movement. Like I said, it looks a lot less secure than it actually is. It's pretty hard for me to flip it up.

I'll do some tests on the highways tomorrow to see how well it holds up, but I don't think it should be a problem.