TingTongPJ

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Having a front mount fitted, could you give me some ideas of where you have located your number plate now. thanks

SteveCMY97

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Lady-Turbo-Wrx

I have a huge FMIC,so had a stick on plate,but found there iligal,so double sided sticky taped mine on see pic...trace..

g7prs

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Another one over the fog light cover.

dogpole

Anger

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Pete

Mine also...........

TingTongPJ

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give me an idea for mine thanks

eggy790

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thats bloody huge, what front mount is that?

wiley

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with my number plate, it looks better in the middle


wiley

tweaks

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<<<<<view garage,think you get the idea by now tho :-)

banny sti

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My take on it



Banny

t7srt

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Here's mine

dazdavies

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I tried that kept getting £30 fines so gave it up as a bad idea. Was going to go the stick on route but found out they are illegal too.

So I'm going to do exactly as dogpole has done and stick it to the front bumper.

t7srt

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personally, I dont see why we have front number plates, Motorbikes dont have them

Lady-Turbo-Wrx

Its a custom made one,its actualy 2 mounted together..trace x

ScuuBdoo

nowhere to mount them

V4JDMSTi

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why is the stick on plate illegal? as long as it's reflective and has correct font / spacing it should be fine.

Anger

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Heard about a few people getting done for them mate as they dont come with british stardard marks

V4JDMSTi

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Makes sense then. Although plates produced before 2006 may not have / don't have to have the BSAU marks on them. Try arguing that one and say "I heard it on Police Interceptors Chanel 5. The episode that was on 6th March 2009"

g7prs

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Copy and paste from the dvla site....



ReflectivityThe British Standard also requires that a number plate must be marked with the followinginformation: - l The British Standard Number (currently BS AU 145d) l The name, trade mark, or other means of identification of the manufacturer or componentsupplier. (The company who actually make the number plate.) l The name and postcode of the supplying outlet. (The 'supplying outlet' is taken to mean acompany whose business consists wholly or partly of selling number plates.) l A non-reflective border and the Euro-symbol with the national identification letters areoptional additions. l There shall be no other markings or material contained on the number plate.Further information about the British Standards requirements can be obtained at BSI Group.

RB5 Boyo

Heres mine:



I have two little metal 'L' brackets made which screw up below the top of the bumper and then the number plate is stuck onto the brackets, the number plate is slightly smaller too.

Big Dog Dan

Where is the place to by an fmic from?
Are they all aftermarket?

Dan

OLLIeRB5

SteveCMY97 - thats a beautiful scoob.


im on the smaller plate mounted in the oem location route for mine, but i havent got a fine yet.. thankfully

chrisdicko

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Sorry for the HiJack, but any more Newage ideas?

I think I will have to go down the smaller plate in the OE position on mine, but don't fancy getting bummed by the 5-0.

Anyone tried a sticker right on the front of their bonnets?

WRX_Dazza

you'll get bummed on here just for calling them 5-0

ps: mines stuck on the splitter:-

Dazza01

My old beast

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Turbovin

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I use the standard location with the front part of the box intact. Perfect IMO, it looks stock and you can put your IC spray nozzles behind the plate too. Doubt it will affect the cooling that much.

stuart148

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heres mine on my old type r

stu