US Millworks on 718 GT4/Spyder
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US Millworks on 718 GT4/Spyder
Sent them an email last week to confirm fitment but no reply. Has anyone confirmed it will fit the 718 GT4/Spyder??
TIA,
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TIA,
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Confirmed. This pic is the only time the mount has actually been on the car, license plate now mounted to backing plate and kept in frunk in case I get stopped. (which now I will since I just jinxed myself!)
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I can confirm it works for the rear.
I am odd enough that I asked for no holes drilled in the back as well. So I used US Millworks solution in the rear.
I am odd enough that I asked for no holes drilled in the back as well. So I used US Millworks solution in the rear.
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I also have it for the front. ITS GT4 and I found it a little heavy but it is well built. The coolest thing about it is the quick disconnect for washing car, etc. I think it is a little expensive given the exchange rate, import, etc.
Message me and you can see the car in person before deciding.
Message me and you can see the car in person before deciding.
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Thanks!
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I also have it for the front. ITS GT4 and I found it a little heavy but it is well built. The coolest thing about it is the quick disconnect for washing car, etc. I think it is a little expensive given the exchange rate, import, etc.
Message me and you can see the car in person before deciding.
Message me and you can see the car in person before deciding.
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It does stick out more than an inch. I have the plate at the lowest possible position so the top of my plate is at the middle level of the “official” spot in terms of vertical positioning. It certainly looks odd in a way. Life has not allowed much time for me to mess around with it so I left it that way (I wanted to just get my plate on).
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I did go with quick release mount. I’ll describe for now (will try to get a photo posted soon).
It does stick out more than an inch. I have the plate at the lowest possible position so the top of my plate is at the middle level of the “official” spot in terms of vertical positioning. It certainly looks odd in a way. Life has not allowed much time for me to mess around with it so I left it that way (I wanted to just get my plate on).
It does stick out more than an inch. I have the plate at the lowest possible position so the top of my plate is at the middle level of the “official” spot in terms of vertical positioning. It certainly looks odd in a way. Life has not allowed much time for me to mess around with it so I left it that way (I wanted to just get my plate on).
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Yes, I know, I added unnecessary weight and extended moment of inertia.
Last edited by ForeverCar; 08-26-2020 at 02:53 AM.
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Thanks everyone, I ordered a lightened version with the quick release kit. Anyone interested I recommend checking out the videos on the US Millworks site. Everything you need to know
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With some maneuvering, I think one can mount it centered vertically. Quick release might have to slide plate from bottom up with pins at the bottom. Will likely need a tool to get the pins in (my hands likely won’t reach). That’s why I mounted it the currently way for expediency. Or I fool myself by saying lower center of gravity.
Yes, I know, I added unnecessary weight and extended moment of inertia.
Yes, I know, I added unnecessary weight and extended moment of inertia.
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