It does.

Is that mounted with screws above the center grill area or is an adhesive used ?

Do you have this, and if so, would you please share a photo?

 

I don't have one myself but my dad does. He doesn't have ACC so he has the version that just mounts with a spring bracket under chin spoiler. I believe the ACC version uses adhesive.

 

Here are a few photos of the Rho license plate adapter components. The triangular piece which attaches the standard extension part to the license plate holder has to be placed as shown to allow the assembly to clear all sensors.

 

You let the tow hook cover just dangle like that, or does that cover come off completely?

 

The cover can be removed. I attached the Rho system just for the photos - then removed it and replaced the cover.

 

Should be noted that the tow hook cover is attached with a weak and easy to remove connection. Left hanging loose, It would not remain on the car long - at speed.

 

I have the Rho, made near me locally.

i would like to note that all the parts can be adjusted however you like, the plate itself is on some ball like joint. The plate can be left, right, up, down, titled however.

 

I have this exact license plate mount on my 992. With it all the way to the side, it does not impact the sensor in any way.

 

Would you please share a photo?

 

I wonder if this will work?…

1. Tow hook license plate bracket. This is for VW and Audi, but I assume it will fit a Porsche.

2. Tow hook extender. The license plate bracket above has multiple attachment points allowing you to attach the extender horizontally, almost at the corner/edge of the plate, thus clearing the parking sensor.

Both parts total $38– much cheaper than the other options suggested.

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Here is the tow hook license plate bracket. (You can see on the right side of this image, there are three attachment points. Turning the bracket upside down will move an attachment point to the left top corner, which is what is needed for our cars).

https://www.dewhel.com/collections/l...k6-eos-audi-tt



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Here is the tow hook extender. (This can be mounted horizontally to help the license plate bracket to clear the parking sensor).

https://www.dewhel.com/collections/l...parking-sensor

 

Might not look like it, but been two weeks of dailying and had zero false alarms with the sensor and it works perfectly.

 

This is how my Suncoast unit is config'd as well. No issues. Looks exactly the same.

 

Search this forum for "rho" and check earlier Rho posts for more pictures. For example: https://rennlist.com/forums/992/1209...l#post16902008

 

@mikey94025 , thanks for the link to the very long and informative thread.

In addition to considering a tow-hook mount, I have been contemplating using the factory mount by drilling and screwing it in from underneath.

From the thread you linked above, I was able to track down a post by @rdv who did just that.

Here Is that post, in case anyone is interested:

https://rennlist.com/forums/992/1221...l#post17309978

 

So the dealer kinda sidestepped the whole front plate, as most people do not like the look. For a daily drive - mostly streets I feel like a front plate is needed as I do not want to get stopped for a fix it at my age. The factory plate, I have seen can be drilled in - but my question is can it just be drilled in on the plastic portions and not the metal - has anyone done this. I have seen the tow hook option, and the sun coast option is ok, as its connection is shorter than the arm version.


Drill the black portion only?