Flippercon
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So I am really wanting to do this but wanted to see if there was any out for the 9th gens.
License plate relocator
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you could flip it?
http://9thcivic.com/forum/threads/front-license-plate-flip-around.4832/
http://9thcivic.com/forum/threads/front-license-plate-flip-around.4832/
Dar-Dar
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That's a universal relocator. All it takes is two drilled holes.
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Flippercon
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very true but I dont want to drill any holes, I have existing holes from the current plate holder. I would like to use those vs drilling new ones.
Done last year sometime. thanks
Monk
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I have another option that I've used on my MC's.
I don't use anything(for a plate holder) that can be seen around the edge of my plate, then cut/paint the edge of the plate down to the smallest size you can get away with, and the finished look is a nice small plate look....... JMHO ....But I wouldn't want mine in the way of the air flow that helps the engine(although I know in the back of my head from driving semi's that we went forever with zip up radiator covers that would be covering parts of it all the time), If no other reason than it just "looks" like the flow is being compromised.
I don't use anything(for a plate holder) that can be seen around the edge of my plate, then cut/paint the edge of the plate down to the smallest size you can get away with, and the finished look is a nice small plate look....... JMHO ....But I wouldn't want mine in the way of the air flow that helps the engine(although I know in the back of my head from driving semi's that we went forever with zip up radiator covers that would be covering parts of it all the time), If no other reason than it just "looks" like the flow is being compromised.