mounting the license plate
Dammit I wish I thought about magnets...well I already got my X drilled...I was pulled over in my previous IX because of my license plate so....yeah and it was a month after I got it
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I know Nevada law states if you have drilled holes or mounts for a plate on your front bumper you have to have it. If you have no place to mount it, either from the manufaturer or through after market modding, you do not need a plate. A lot of people keep the plate in the front windshield and the one on the back. I just have my back one and keep my spare plate under the seat 
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i like it like that. zip ties.. if you go to the car show or track, 1 minutes to take them off. Then 1 minutes to put them back.
On the street wont have any problem, even if you do a high way pull. Since those are usually less then 1 minutes runs
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This really blocks to much air. remember your AC and Oilcooler and in there as well.
this gave me an IDEA. What if you silk screened a picture of your front plate on the FMIC. they may pass. I will have to look into this. any one great with Photochop. give a pic.
this gave me an IDEA. What if you silk screened a picture of your front plate on the FMIC. they may pass. I will have to look into this. any one great with Photochop. give a pic.
also just take a look at you intercooler the plates doesnt even cover over more the 2 inches. so no you dont need to worry about cooling. If you need to do that, then that is going to be more than the license plate position issue. 
take a look again :
^That's cool and all, but I (personally) refuse to block any part of my intercooler. I also refuse to drill holes. I'm going to figure out a magnet solution when I get this car. So shall it be written, so shall it be danced!!!