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number plate mounting

Postby Me » Wed Nov 30, 2005 7:55 pm

hi,

does anyone know how to do the jap style number plate mounting? like the one matty has. can that be done without any drilling?

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Postby Mick93 » Wed Nov 30, 2005 8:01 pm

Yes it can be KG Works make a kit kgworks.co.jp but you could do it youself they usually use the right tow hook to mount it on or if you have a eunos on the braket for the driving lights

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Postby kula » Wed Nov 30, 2005 9:06 pm

pic up issue 38 of autosalon magazine.

theres a DIY on it there.

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Postby lowmiata » Wed Nov 30, 2005 10:22 pm

kula wrote:pic up issue 38 of autosalon magazine.

theres a DIY on it there.


free plug free plug!!!! :mrgreen:
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Re: number plate mounting

Postby Matty » Thu Dec 01, 2005 8:44 am

Me wrote:... like the one matty has. can that be done without any drilling?


Double sided tape. (3M industrial grade stuff)

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Re: number plate mounting

Postby Me » Thu Dec 01, 2005 1:17 pm

Matty wrote:
Me wrote:... like the one matty has. can that be done without any drilling?


Double sided tape. (3M industrial grade stuff)


double sided tape! r u sure? i can avoid speeding fines if it falls apart :mrgreen:

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Postby muzza2 » Fri Dec 09, 2005 11:15 pm

i'll be building a bracket tomorrow for my car, so i'll let you know how it all goes, and i'll post up pics

if you like, i maybe able to reproduce something at a reasonable price.

but i'll see how things go first.

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Re: number plate mounting

Postby Matty » Sat Dec 10, 2005 2:17 pm

Me wrote:
Matty wrote:
Me wrote:... like the one matty has. can that be done without any drilling?


Double sided tape. (3M industrial grade stuff)


double sided tape! r u sure? i can avoid speeding fines if it falls apart :mrgreen:

am I sure? well, I installed it that way, so I'm fairly sure...

Trust me, it's not coming off in a hurry. when I first set it gently in place, then stood back to check the alignment, I decided it needed straightening. It nearly pulled the paint off. :shock: Now that it's been stuck on for longer than 30 seconds It'll be stuck much more securely...

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Postby muzza2 » Sat Dec 10, 2005 4:52 pm

heard rumors that you can buy the proper brackets for $35 of mazda dealers :S
dont quote me on that though!

anyway, mines just about done, just need to cut it in half.
i'll post up pics once done.

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Re: number plate mounting

Postby Me » Sat Dec 10, 2005 6:04 pm

Matty wrote:
Me wrote:
Matty wrote:
Me wrote:... like the one matty has. can that be done without any drilling?


Double sided tape. (3M industrial grade stuff)


double sided tape! r u sure? i can avoid speeding fines if it falls apart :mrgreen:

am I sure? well, I installed it that way, so I'm fairly sure...

Trust me, it's not coming off in a hurry. when I first set it gently in place, then stood back to check the alignment, I decided it needed straightening. It nearly pulled the paint off. :shock: Now that it's been stuck on for longer than 30 seconds It'll be stuck much more securely...


i am just joking. please dont take it seriously. i know that it was proven with ur high speed tests on the tracks. :mrgreen:

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Postby Me » Sat Dec 10, 2005 6:05 pm

muzza2 wrote:heard rumors that you can buy the proper brackets for $35 of mazda dealers :S
dont quote me on that though!

anyway, mines just about done, just need to cut it in half.
i'll post up pics once done.

Chris


thanx for ur info. hopefully will c ur pics soon.

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Postby Me » Sat Dec 24, 2005 2:54 pm

thanx for ur help. it's now fixed. i bought 2 bracket-angles from Bunnings and DIYed my own number plate holder.


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