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Is it legal in Qld? Can it be mounted easily using some of the stock kits available on the 'net?

this is on an RA by the way...

Depending on state regulations, i believe the licence plate must be fully visible from a 70 degree angle. Im sure only a real hard ass will know this and try to pull you up for it...

Ral1rt has a side mount on his RA and as far as i know he hasnt had any trouble with the fuzz

Technically illegal...

But easy to do yes, various methods and mounts out there.

it has to be parallel to the front axle. in QLD so it would be illegal.

Was looking into this myself, was thinking of doing the evo x nose mod a while back...

Found this link relating to NSW: http://www.legislation.nsw.gov.au/fragv ... 2-pt.5+0+Y

Looks like its the same for QLD: http://www.transport.qld.gov.au/Home/Re ... er_plates/

Think its the luck of the draw if you'll get defected, depending on the popo pulling you up.

I also looked into this at one stage and calculated it would cost me somewhere around $450-500 all up including installation, CF front (to replace the holes where the current plate are) and the correct mounting plate below the HID washers on my car. In summary, too expensive for too little.

JaCe wrote:I also looked into this at one stage and calculated it would cost me somewhere around $450-500 all up including installation, CF front (to replace the holes where the current plate are) and the correct mounting plate below the HID washers on my car. In summary, too expensive for too little.

450 is nothing to alter rego plates, my plates alone cost me $2200.


Also on what billyboy said there is another regulation somewhere that tells you the actual placement of numberplates, how they should be attached, they can be attached and where they cant be attached,

from memory of reading this regulation, it can be mounted anywhere on the front or rear as long as the plate is parallel with the associated axle, and viewable from 45degrees of the car at 20m.

Blakey wrote:

JaCe wrote:I also looked into this at one stage and calculated it would cost me somewhere around $450-500 all up including installation, CF front (to replace the holes where the current plate are) and the correct mounting plate below the HID washers on my car. In summary, too expensive for too little.

450 is nothing to alter rego plates, my plates alone cost me $2200.


Also on what billyboy said there is another regulation somewhere that tells you the actual placement of numberplates, how they should be attached, they can be attached and where they cant be attached,

from memory of reading this regulation, it can be mounted anywhere on the front or rear as long as the plate is parallel with the associated axle, and viewable from 45degrees of the car at 20m.

You spent $2200 on relocating your plates??!!!

JaCe wrote:

Blakey wrote:

JaCe wrote:I also looked into this at one stage and calculated it would cost me somewhere around $450-500 all up including installation, CF front (to replace the holes where the current plate are) and the correct mounting plate below the HID washers on my car. In summary, too expensive for too little.

450 is nothing to alter rego plates, my plates alone cost me $2200.


Also on what billyboy said there is another regulation somewhere that tells you the actual placement of numberplates, how they should be attached, they can be attached and where they cant be attached,

from memory of reading this regulation, it can be mounted anywhere on the front or rear as long as the plate is parallel with the associated axle, and viewable from 45degrees of the car at 20m.

You spent $2200 on relocating your plates??!!!

no just for the plates lol they are in kinda stock position.
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Pshh that's to be expected- they're personalised plates!

But $450 just to relocate them from front to side with no real benefit... I thought I'd rather put that money towards other things.

yer i guess but you wouldn't need to buy the CF nose piece you can just get a FG one.

If you have the black vinyl front I would get small Black personal plates and fit them centrally between the grills.

I hold my plates on with velcro strips. Easy for cleaning.

There are also some number plate frames that help locate it centrally. Aspired has a nice one.Image URL: http://www.images.clubcj.net/results/20 ... spired.jpg
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I bought a plastic holder off eBay, but it is designed for the smaller US style plates. My vic plates are 2 inches too long. Still haven't figured out a way to fix the problem, so the plate is held on by two zip ties to the lower grill.

^ Cant you still centrally mount your plate onto the holder Bob, 1 inch over hang either side wont look too bad will it?

This is the UK spec side holder, though I think this will be bit too long for our plate specs. Cant win either way...

aspir3 wrote:I hold my plates on with velcro strips. Easy for cleaning.

Aren't you concerned that this will make it simple for someone to steal your plates? Dunno about SA, but happens quite a bit in NSW.