Front liscense plate mounting?
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Front liscense plate mounting?
Anybody got any ideas on how to mount the front plate on a ralliart without drilling the front of the car? Checked evo 10 forum for ideas but the front end is different and allows more option that wont work for ralliarts, any ideas?
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Same thing happened to me. I am going to get the plate moved to the side. The two holes on the front are a pain, but they arent that big a problem. Mitsubishi has black rubber plugs that fit into the holes and are secured by screws. I asked them for the length/thread of the screws, bought them in black, now don't even really notice them unless you're standing right in from of the car and inspecting the grill.
Same thing happened to me. I am going to get the plate moved to the side. The two holes on the front are a pain, but they arent that big a problem. Mitsubishi has black rubber plugs that fit into the holes and are secured by screws. I asked them for the length/thread of the screws, bought them in black, now don't even really notice them unless you're standing right in from of the car and inspecting the grill.
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Same thing happened to me. I am going to get the plate moved to the side. The two holes on the front are a pain, but they arent that big a problem. Mitsubishi has black rubber plugs that fit into the holes and are secured by screws. I asked them for the length/thread of the screws, bought them in black, now don't even really notice them unless you're standing right in from of the car and inspecting the grill.
Same thing happened to me. I am going to get the plate moved to the side. The two holes on the front are a pain, but they arent that big a problem. Mitsubishi has black rubber plugs that fit into the holes and are secured by screws. I asked them for the length/thread of the screws, bought them in black, now don't even really notice them unless you're standing right in from of the car and inspecting the grill.
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They gave me the plugs for free. They may actually already be on your car, behind the license plate depending on how they installed it.
(kinda of hard to explain, but the same screws securing the license plate also secure the plugs - you take the plate off there will still be some small screw-sized holes through the middle, which I then filled with black screws to hide).
They gave me the plugs for free. They may actually already be on your car, behind the license plate depending on how they installed it.
(kinda of hard to explain, but the same screws securing the license plate also secure the plugs - you take the plate off there will still be some small screw-sized holes through the middle, which I then filled with black screws to hide).
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Anyone got an actual photo of the Ralliart with a centre-mounted plate (or link to a photo somewhere else here), for those of us who haven't got their car yet? I'd like to know whether to tell the dealer to mount the Evo kit instead.
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I can't find the side mounting kit on the sale forum....who's this evo soul guy? i loooked thru the threads that he started I didnt see anything about side mounting kit...
btw...my dealer told me I can find the plugs from any body shop....so either they dont have them or they didn't care...
btw...my dealer told me I can find the plugs from any body shop....so either they dont have them or they didn't care...
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