Hicko
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This actually a good point I'd not thought of.If petrol's included, you want to make sure they fuel up with premium 98 or higher octane fuel.
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This actually a good point I'd not thought of.If petrol's included, you want to make sure they fuel up with premium 98 or higher octane fuel.
Is it a case you will just leave them stuck on or do you want to drill the holes yourself?On my call they said they could leave the transport stickers on and leave me to remove them. Plates will be stuck on and not drilled too.
Stuck on. I want nothing drilled. At least if they stick them and inevitably don't fit them straight I can sort fairly easily.Is it a case you will just leave them stuck on or do you want to drill the holes yourself?
It might be difficult to stick it on though as it looks like there is only a very narrow strip that a number plate holder is normally bolted to, then the plate is attached to the holder. Did you intend sticking the plate holder on, then sticking the plate to that or just sticking the plate direct to the bumper?Stuck on. I want nothing drilled. At least if they stick them and inevitably don't fit them straight I can sort fairly easily.
If like the GT86, the holder is part of the front grill. Sticking to that won't be an issue. I'm more worried about them drilling into the rear bumper.It might be difficult to stick it on though as it looks like there is only a very narrow strip that a number plate holder is normally bolted to, then the plate is attached to the holder. Did you intend sticking the plate holder on, then sticking the plate to that or just sticking the plate direct to the bumper?
Looking at pics from US it’s separate. Agree rear will easy to stick on.If like the GT86, the holder is part of the front grill. Sticking to that won't be an issue. I'm more worried about them drilling into the rear bumper.
Plate is sticking on to this no issue. This is from the UK press articlesLooking at pics from US it’s separate. Agree rear will easy to stick on.
I might be wrong but I think in that pic somebody has already screwed that holder into the bumper (they’ll have different size holders for each country). From the factory I think they’ll come with a narrow strip as shown below…Plate is sticking on to this no issue. This is from the UK press articles View attachment 4214
I guess the question is how will they attach the license plate holder to the bumper?I might be wrong but I think in that pic somebody has already screwed that holder into the bumper (they’ll have different size holders for each country). From the factory I think they’ll come with a narrow strip as shown below…
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I might be wrong but I think in that pic somebody has already screwed that holder into the bumper (they’ll have different size holders for each country). From the factory I think they’ll come with a narrow strip as shown below…
It will be bolted onto that small section I reckon.I guess the question is how will they attach the license plate holder to the bumper?
It will be bolted onto that small section I reckon.
First thing I will do is stick a 3/4 sized plate on the front and ditch the brick number plate mount.
It will be bolted onto that small section I reckon.
First thing I will do is stick a 3/4 sized plate on the front and ditch the brick number plate mount.
Well if you had "A1" then it'd be much smaller than "BK06YUB" for example. 11mm border between characters and edge of the plate is the legality. As well as spacing, character font etc of course.Does anyone know what the smallest size number plate that is still legal?