NO DRILL Front License Plate Holder [Trailhunter + TRD Pro]

[donayre21]

Got this license plate holder to avoid drilling holes in the bumper

https://a.co/d/1bZTNhf

It works well if you thigten each side just enough by hand. Some modification would be to cut the slots slightly more towards the inside.
Also a nylon nut in the back so it won't fall off.

PLEASE DO IT BY HAND. if you use a drill it my crush your grill

NEW LOCATION:

i think if you move it down one row and over just a tad, it will be enough

here ya go

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[zgreen]

Got this license plate holder to avoid drilling holes in the bumper

https://a.co/d/1bZTNhf

It works well if you thigten each side just enough by hand. Some modification would be to cut the slots slightly more towards the inside.
Also a nylon nut in the back so it won't fall off.

PLEASE DO IT BY HAND. if you use a drill it my crush your grill

Thanks for posting! Do you feel it’s pretty solid?

 

[Nodak]

nice bracket but bad placement area. cuts off the fogs lights and light bar slightly and will look really odd/out of place due to placement location.

but thats my opinion.

only thing i can think off

1. move the mount point more to the drivers wheels horizontally
2. move the mount point upwards

move the plate holder so the bolts mount in the yellow locations.

 

[Shawn_1121]

gotta move that license plate bracket up a few inches

 

[donayre21]

nice bracket but bad placement area. cuts off the fogs lights and light bar slightly and will look really odd/out of place due to placement location.

but thats my opinion.

only thing i can think off

1. move the mount point more to the drivers wheels horizontally
2. move the mount point upwards

move the plate holder so the bolts mount in the yellow locations.

Trust me guys I tried everything to move it out of the way of anything but it would either not grab the grill or be too loose

 

[donayre21]

Thanks for posting! Do you feel it’s pretty solid?

yea if you put it in one of the "shapes" from the inside it feels supper stiff

 

[donayre21]

gotta move that license plate bracket up a few inches
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gotta move that license plate bracket up a few inches

Wish I could but it wont hold or be too loose. I am planning on making some clips to move it more to the right.

 

[donayre21]

nice bracket but bad placement area. cuts off the fogs lights and light bar slightly and will look really odd/out of place due to placement location.

but thats my opinion.

only thing i can think off

1. move the mount point more to the drivers wheels horizontally
2. move the mount point upwards

move the plate holder so the bolts mount in the yellow locations.

I would be able to rise the bracket slightly high but as you can see the two screws that are together in the middle cant be moved separately. What I can do is move the plate higher so put both screws together to the yellow spots you mentioned. I will post a pics later today.

 

[Nodak]

I would be able to rise the bracket slightly high but as you can see the two screws that are together in the middle cant be moved separately. What I can do is move the plate higher so put both screws together to the yellow spots you mentioned. I will post a pics later today.

i think if you move it down one row and over just a tad, it will be enough

 

[donayre21]

i think if you move it down one row and over just a tad, it will be enough

here ya go

 

[zgreen]

If I don’t have my PhD, will I still be able to install it?

 

[Shawn_1121]

Try flipping the license plate bracket upside down.

 

[donayre21]

If I don’t have my PhD, will I still be able to install it?

for sure, feel free to reply if you need more pictures. Get some nylons nuts for sure. I will let you know the size once I get some

 

[Nodak]

here ya go

that looks way better in that location

 

[The_Dark_Knight_Forever]

I'm now considering the ideas of mounting with super strong rubber coated magnets to the front bumper...or mounting with suction cups to the inside of the windshield. Has anyone here ever tried either of these options?

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