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Why doesn't a moderator remove this person. A statement not a question.
Or better yet, block his IP address so he cannot do it again with a new or different account. He just a troll wannabe who wants attention and we should not give it to him….hence, ignore.
Or better yet, block his IP address so he cannot do it again with a new or different account. He just a troll wannabe who wants attention and we should not give it to him….hence, ignore.
I'm guessing he's behind a VPN. He posts like three nonsense reponses tries to scam someone on the marketplace then changes his handle and does this again and again.
License plates: I was looking for options for a flexible no drill front license plate holder. found out about Sto n Sho. a little pricey but we get a choice of quickly removing the plates and also a no drill option. for now I love it. it lowers the front lip clearance a bit lower but fight now FAL has been a life saves. hope this helps others if they need some reference!
Do you have to drill underneath to mount the STO-N-SHO? After reading/seeing alot of posts on front plate mounting, that's looking like the best option to me right now. But it does seem to sit below the front lip, so I guess it lowers the scrape point a little bit?
Interesting. I wonder if you could mount the plate up against the center grille and slot the top and bottom edges to locate attachments. Get that thing in the shadows.
Interesting. I wonder if you could mount the plate up against the center grille and slot the top and bottom edges to locate attachments. Get that thing in the shadows.
I guess, am not sure how much more hidden can it be, but you can try!
Originally Posted by nyca
Do you have to drill underneath to mount the STO-N-SHO? After reading/seeing alot of posts on front plate mounting, that's looking like the best option to me right now..
Nope, no drilling what so ever, this had 4 nuts that went onto the existing holes in the red bumper! nuts and bolts, no need to uninstall the bumper (again I have small hands that helped)
Originally Posted by nyca
But it does seem to sit below the front lip, so I guess it lowers the scrape point a little bit?
yes, if the lic plate is installed then yes the scrape point is lower, if there plate is not installed, and only the bracket is installed, then no difference. the front lip is still the lowest point.
Just got my Turbo S today....put in cf Porsche floor mats, cf license frame holder, guards red mode selector and am installing clear markers. My bud is going to install my 21/22 1884 wheels, IPE Ti catback and magnesium shifter paddles hopefully next week.
License plates: I was looking for options for a flexible no drill front license plate holder. found out about Sto n Sho. a little pricey but we get a choice of quickly removing the plates and also a no drill option. for now I love it. it lowers the front lip clearance a bit lower but fight now FAL has been a life saves. hope this helps others if they need some reference!
I also have this Front License Plate bracket.
One issue you'll want to address is that the receiver portion of the bracket assembly, that mounts to the car, gets serious abuse. If not resolved the bracket is ground away.
My solution was to fashion a Skid Plate for the bracket. See below:
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