Alternative Solution for Front Plate
#31
Just make sure you don't have a clear bra on the lower area. I do and the adhesive didn't last very long. Mine fell off but thankfully it happened in the garage. I'm now considering an OEM mount even though it looks awful.
Last edited by Bob in NY; 03-02-2008 at 11:40 PM.
#33
Bummer. I'm a bit surprised none of our mech engineers have come up with a better bracket that bolts somewhere inside the holes below the bumper.
Oh well, might have to be OEM for me, too.
Oh well, might have to be OEM for me, too.
#35
Friend of a friend has something like this on his Cayman S.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6GuD__yCtko
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6GuD__yCtko
#36
Friend of a friend has something like this on his Cayman S.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6GuD__yCtko
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6GuD__yCtko
#37
Here's another option that a number of folks in Vancouver are using ...
It is a reflective decal made of 3M product by a local sign company ... a close replica of the actual paint that sticks to the bumper (or in my case, the clear bra).
I don't think it is strictly legal, but it seems to work and so far I have had no problems.
Lorne
It is a reflective decal made of 3M product by a local sign company ... a close replica of the actual paint that sticks to the bumper (or in my case, the clear bra).
I don't think it is strictly legal, but it seems to work and so far I have had no problems.
Lorne
#38
Here's another option that a number of folks in Vancouver are using ...
It is a reflective decal made of 3M product by a local sign company ... a close replica of the actual paint that sticks to the bumper (or in my case, the clear bra).
I don't think it is strictly legal, but it seems to work and so far I have had no problems.
Lorne
It is a reflective decal made of 3M product by a local sign company ... a close replica of the actual paint that sticks to the bumper (or in my case, the clear bra).
I don't think it is strictly legal, but it seems to work and so far I have had no problems.
Lorne
Who makes these in Vancouver?
#41
I have this same setup, and thus far, I've not had any problems with the plate hitting the ground. It does reduce the ground clearance by about 1/2 inch, but it works fine, so long as you are cautious.
#42