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Some awesome angles and shots in there! Well done!More snow related video content for you
@shaank are the front plates stuck on too or screwed onto the mount?HOW BLOODY GOOD DOES IT LOOK WITH NO FRONT PLATE!!! ARGH - WANT
Swapped my plates over to one of my private registration plates today. This was interesting as I got a good look at the front mounting bracket, so took some quick videos and pics, and complied them into the below.
Also I'm working on redesigning it a little so I can have a magnetic front plate holder - watch this space 'soon'
If you want to fit a shorter front plate, you will need to use a hack saw or such on the arms of the bracket. An allen key is needed to take the arms of the base of the bracket to do this. The base of the bracket is screwed into the front bumper with four philips screws, and as such leaves four holes if you want to run plateless.
The rear plate is just sticky taped on, though there appears to be mounting holes underneath in the rear diffuser pre-drilled, I assume for plate holders in other countries etc.
They are stuck onto the front mount which is then screwed into the bumper.@shaank are the front plates stuck on too or screwed onto the mount?
If someone does fabricate a mount to achieve this, please put me down for one, seems like a no- brainerThanks for taking the time to upload that, I have a similarly short plate I intend to fit so it's good to see what that might look like!
I believe lotus have a mounting bracket for Aus/NZ plates which are much smaller than UK plates, if we could get hold of that I think less hack sawing would be needed! I believe the plates over there are only about 300x100mm so perfect for a shorter UK plate.
@shaank since you're thinking about alternative ways to mount the plate, have you considered fabricating something to tilt the plate backwards? Plenty of cars don't have vertical number plates and the law says "as vertical as possible" which leaves wiggle room. I had been thinking about fabricating a mount so that the plate was angled and closer to the lip, wondering if others have thought about that
If no one else does by the time I get my car (March?), I'll likely look at doing some 3D printed mount out of ABSIf someone does fabricate a mount to achieve this, please put me down for one, seems like a no- brainer
Beautiful pics! Is that a speed camera in the first pic?