While installing my clear corners my front plate was sitting there high up on my bumper, nagging, begging for me to move it somewhere. I didn't want to just 'flip' it, as some people have done, so I tried sticking it in the lower air-dam (97 front) and it fit perfectly! A couple wire ties and some black duct tape, and it's on there pretty good.






I'm assuming it isn't a problem blocking air to the radiator down there, right?

-Smitty

 

Is that legal? Its not exactly easy to see. It might be worth finding out so you don't get a ticket.

 

I think Ange(97MaxGurl) got a ticket for that.. or maybe it was becaUse she had it behind the mesh grill, inside the bodykit hole

 

I'll bet it's ok... here is what it looks like with the plate on:



it's flat, and still on the front of the car, I bet police don't memorize mount points for all the cars on the road.
-Smitty

 

hmm... none of my family's cars have plates in the front.....

 

Me no likey. Why show off the middle of the bumper more than the air damn? I think that looks way out of place. Screws up the lines in the front. To each his own, just my .02
If you like it, keep it!

 

I can't speak for your state, but in Washington, the front plate must be mounted 1) at the front of the car, 2) horizontally, 3) not less than 1 foot fron the ground, 4) not more than 4 feet from the ground, and 5) in an unobstructed area.

So as long as your plate is not much less than a foot above the ground, you are probably pretty safe.

 

i like NO plater much better

Ant