Boosted Tuning

iTrader: (12)

YES. In Cali, most of the time when they pull over an import car, you have to pop your hood.

Cops are allowed to write tickets for illegal parts and ones they think are illegal. Most all mods are illegal here in Cali, unless the part has a CARB #, which most good EVO parts dont. Most all exhaust are also illegal be cause we have sound laws that are very conservative.

Cops go to classes to learn about modifications and such, but they still sometimes write tickets for stock parts. I have heard a couple times about people getting tickets for the STOCK EVO exhaust/muffler. Even though theres a Mitsu stamp on it.

boostedwrx

iTrader: (27)

I'd feel awesome having my tax dollars go to police training classes that inform them on how to write bogus car modification infractions. That effin sucks. Anyway, I think most listed what to do as options for running a front plate.

Nasty Evolution

iTrader: (21)

After looking at some things I think I've come up with a way to mount a plate, requiring no holes to be drilled and never contact the bumper.

I'm going to look at it more and fabricate one and try it out. Will post pics and maybe even make a few extra to sell if it turns out like I hope.

Wat00756

that thing is pretty cool if it wasn't soo expensive I'd probb get it

boostin350z

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alot of cops make exceptions for what they call "nots for the hots" as in they dont sweat over front plates on your above average car. for example, the c5, i never ever see front plates on them. i had no front plate on any of my cars ever (wisconsin state law required them) and never got a ticket for it.

also if you dont have holes drilled in your bumper, i believe they cant make you do it, or so ive been told by a friend of mine whos milwaukee pd

Wade Jarvis

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I am not a fan of the beatrush one. I am surprised there are no other aftermarket options besides the universal sliding hide a plate things. I am working with somone to have a custom one made. It will be laser cut and have the square hole that the white plastic nut goes into, will fit in the same area as stock and be attached by two screws on the inside of the drivers side bumper duct that go straight up. This way when you remove the plate you wont see the holes since they are on the underneath side of duct. Hopefully it works out as planned and I can get a few more made and sell them.

nemsin

iTrader: (19)

Keep your front plate in the car. If you get pulled over, just toss it onto the dash.

edogg23

iTrader: (2)

I did something like this except i used the heavy duty 3m double sided tape instead of velcro and bought 3" brackets already bent in an L. I taped 2 brackets on to the underside of the front bumper vent and screwed the bottom two holes of the plate into them. For the top of the plate I just used some more double sided tape. I was worried about it coming off so I made it pretty secure.. probably too secure that thing is not coming off.

cash

if you dont want to makes holes on bumper try to zip it to those grills