im looking for pic of an off-center mounted front license plate on a civic w/ an intercooler.

i know its problaly not the smartest idea... but one less reason for a cop to pull me over.

 

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i know its problaly not the smartest idea... but one less reason for a cop to pull me over.</TD></TR></TABLE>


well you didnt say what kind of civic.

Here is my old 98 EX coupe.

 

I think if your going to relocate it, you need to atleast shave the OEM mounting holes, or get those plugs to fill them in, else it looks fugly IMO

 

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like this. my bracket was custom

 

^ looks good

 

 

zip tie speciall

 

looks pretty good with the relocation, i do like the look it gives the car.

the only reason why i thought about doing this was because i saw a slammed civic with an ultra-low plate on its bumper and it caught my attention.

well, keep them coming i guess.

 

I am waiting on my Cusco relocation deal. It's an expensive way of doing it, but I am doing a semi rebuild of the car so what's an extra $50 on the reloactor. I am doing it to give my Rad/IC/Oil Cooler some more airflow. My car is not a DD, but it will see the street so I saw this as a good way of staying legal while still meeting my cooling needs.

 

cuscos arnt that expensive my passwordjdm one was pretty pricy as well

 

are they even visible (the cusco relocation kit) ?

 

none are visable all ur gonna see is license plate

 

so whats the point of spending money on it?...

 

im not turbo but you get the idea

 

because its mad tyte jdm yo

 

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not really off-center but ill take it anyways

 

bump

 

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ew

 

shut up nathan my relocater cost more than the bike on ur roof

 

Can't afford Cusco, so I made my own

 

glad i dont have to have a front plate

 

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The point is that I don't want to go to home depot & find/buy parts to diy. Ordering on the net is easier, and the $46 whatever it cost won't break my bank.

 

i relocated my plate to the inside of my trunk. looks way better

 

just wondering but other than the DIY's how do the cusco for example get mounted, cause i dont really wanna drill into the painted part of the bumper, thanx let me know.

 

does this count?