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Old 01-27-2010, 09:55 PM   #1
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Where to buy license plate tilt LOCALLY?

Sup guys,

Where can I buy the liscence plate tilt locally?
I can find it on eBay, but I'm too lazy to pick it up in Blaine, and too cheap to pay for shipping to Vancouver

This is the one I'm looking for







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Old 01-27-2010, 10:02 PM   #2
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School me: whats the point of one of these things? why would anyone want to tilt their license plate?
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Home Depot sells them. They're called L brackets.
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license plate being flat increases drag

by tilting it, it'll save you 0.02% in fuel cost

but honestly nothing
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it adds......
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Old 01-27-2010, 11:07 PM   #7
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getting full aero kit
Don't want to put holes in it, mounting from bottom
I might get L brackets if I can't find it locally.
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L brackets are about $1 each, you'll need only 2. Then just a little elbow grease to bend it to the right degree.

That jdm license plate tilt is $20 without shipping.
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so this is purely for cosmetics? i thought it might have something to do with red light cameras and how the tilt may casue the flash to bounce off and etc...
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getting full aero kit
Don't want to put holes in it, mounting from bottom
I might get L brackets if I can't find it locally.
get a rho-plate instead. unless you wanna be drift king poser and have your tow hook sticking out at all times.

http://www.rhoplate.com/
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Old 01-30-2010, 08:14 PM   #11
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$5 in L-brackets and bolts saves me time and money.

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I have the older 1 pc style for sale. I should have one BNIB, but I gotta find it. You'll have to re-drill the tilter or your plate to fit BC ones, cause they are for JDM plates.
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