Originally Posted by Nardi330 (Post 282736)

U have standard sized or slimline?

Standard size should cover it with slimline the holder is exposed a little on the bottom.

There are 4 nuts to hold the holder onto the bumper.

With pic, u can check out some of the members whose cars are delivered.

Originally Posted by Surok (Post 282947)

your shitting me... they dont deliver bloody klugers with plate holders.. but they factory ruin their best sports car...

Originally Posted by davey90 (Post 283085)

I'm not sure, just taking a shot in the dark. But judging by Ravine's GTS the front looks removable. i'm sure there is a way... If you are thinking about changing the front lip or whole body kit (say, if you want to put TRD body parts on), hopefully it won't be there on the new lip or body kit. If that made any sense...

Originally Posted by DriftEightSix (Post 283066)

Because it looks ugly... and I would like to position the holder myself one that would.be perfect size for my plates.

Originally Posted by Varvs (Post 283238)

i would say you can just cut the visible portion of the plate holder off.

remove it from the car, affix your plate, cut off the visible portion of the holder.

Originally Posted by Nardi330 (Post 283250)

a better way is just ditch the holder and mount the plate directly onto the bumper.

hoping the holes would line up but i doubt it.

Originally Posted by Nardi330 (Post 283250)

a better way is just ditch the holder and mount the plate directly onto the bumper.

hoping the holes would line up but i doubt it.

Originally Posted by jonnyboy (Post 283278)

I checked, the holes of the holder and the holes of the plates do not line up (at least on mine). But the holder does look like it could be removed.

Would it be illegal to drill new holes in the plates?

Originally Posted by Varvs (Post 283297)

its technically illegal because the plates are property of the state if i recall correctly and if you got a really picky cop, you can get pinged for it.
More then likely... Just make a bracket that matches the holes of the previous holder and has holes for where the plate needs to be attached (done for one of my other cars).
import owners bending the rear plate to fit into the recess usually get stung by this law (in NSW at least)
Yes bending or deforming the plate is illegal...... mounting a number plate with a screw on a holder which means you screw the plate which has pre drill whole to a holder would be no different to screwing it to a bumper...EDIT: You weren't talking to me... I should keep my mouth shut lolz.

moving a screw could be seen as an attempt to obstruct clear visibility of the characters if you got a really evil cop.

Who said anything about moving screws?EDIT: You weren't talking to me... I should keep my mouth shut lolz.

mounting it directly on the bumper could cause wear to the paint. maybe back it with some rubber cement or something and let it cure before mounting, or mount it with some rubber washers.

Originally Posted by Surok (Post 283314)

if there are holes, ill just get a sticker numberplate made up..

can someone take their aussie plate holder off and show us the aftermath of toyota australia butchering the sexy front bar?

Originally Posted by Surok (Post 283314)

if there are holes, ill just get a sticker numberplate made up..

can someone take their aussie plate holder off and show us the aftermath of toyota australia butchering the sexy front bar?

Originally Posted by Billy2224 (Post 283497)

i got all excited then just realised that i still need to put my P plates somewhere.... and I'm definitley not putting magnet ones on there, that will cause more harm than good :(

Originally Posted by Billy2224 (Post 283497)

i got all excited then just realised that i still need to put my P plates somewhere.... and I'm definitley not putting magnet ones on there, that will cause more harm than good :(

Originally Posted by DriftEightSix (Post 283510)

Which state you from?

Can't you have the ones that stick to the inside of the window?

(if from NSW i know they have to have them on the outside of the car)

Originally Posted by davey90 (Post 283511)

Damn...you're right...forgot about my plates... 5 months left till fulls....:sigh:

Originally Posted by click_lenny (Post 285754)

just come back from my dealer, he confirm that they can remove the no.plate holder for me, and drill 2 holes on my slim plate and screw it on the 2 holes on the front bar left by the plate holder as the original plate holder got 2 screw on the front bar n 2 more on the grill....

Originally Posted by Nardi330 (Post 283334)

but sticker plate is illegal in QLD, not sure about other states.

Originally Posted by davey90 (Post 286493)

I hope the sticker doesn't F up the paint. I was wondering, if you end up sticking a number plate sticker on the lip and then one day you decide to change the lip. Does that mean you have to get a new sticker or do you just simply peel it off and stick it on the new lip?

Originally Posted by DriftEightSix (Post 286483)

Says who!?

Looks like it's okay if you have alot of money...