How far does this license plate holder stick out from vehicle? Can you drill holder frame at rear to mount on vehicle instead of mounting to fairlead?
1147018
Holder sticks out about 1.5" not sure if there is enough meat to drill into for rear mount. Would have to know application and positioning to be able to say for sure.
1147019
It sticks out about 1" and I drilled different holes to mount on the bumper.
1147020
I used the "Smittybilt 2814 Light Mount Bracket for Aluminum Hawse Fairlead" to bolt behind the Hawse fairlead, then bolted the tuffy flip up bracket to the top of that. Works great.
1147021
i slip mine just under fairleed to get the plate lower n to center of the bumper beter so yes you can drill it n mount it wear ever it stick out about a inch so it sits straight up n covers fair lead n hook till you flip it down to use winch it work pefect for me there was no place to put a plate on with the bumper n winch set up i live wear you have to have two plates hope this help
420225
Hi. I place mine like 3 to 5 inches...just like you said about the size of the others car licence plate..
2070371
Not sure what you mean but your license plate fits inside the frame itself and there is maybe about a quarter inch around the edge of the plate that the frame covers. If you need more info just contact me.
317940
I have an XRC bumper, the fairlead mounted directly to it. Most bumpers either have mounting holes or they are incorporated into the winch mount plate, such as the Rough Country 1189.
1698925
Mine sticks out 9". You can mount it further out, but it will stick out slightly when shut.
1871029
The rear cup is removable for installation in thin dash panels. If the panel is over 1/4" thick, a bracket would need fabricated to facilitate proper installation
448929
It's my sons car and it's been awhile, but I think it mounts where the cup holder mounts with a couple screws. At first it looked a little flimsy how it mounted but he has had it 2 years with out issues. It is useful but not very big storage but there's not much room anyway. I think he would recommend it. Good luck
681227
No. There is no mounting brackets. I used 1 1/2 angle iron and connected it to the frame using a 1X1X8 ft. aluminum angle iron and installed it half way between the rear wheels and the back bumper of our motor home. They send hardware and a 2 piece light gauge angle iron that they show to bolt to your back bumper.
2244393
From the bracket to the bend it was about 12 inches. I mounted mine on the facia board so didn't have to worry about clearing overhang.
2169566
It can be mounted with or without the plate. The plate itself is about 7". The product works well and easy to install.
1041232
Hard to say exactly because mine is installed. I measured it installed in the center only and it was actually 9 inches from the top edge of the fairing to the top of the windshield. I have it setting down on the mounting screws all the way. If I find any more info, I will advise.
1259732
Good afternoon, There is a opening for the rear license plate frame. You would need to remove your antenna when installing. Steve
2119344
8" from side to side, and 3/4 of an inch thickness from the front face of the bumper to the rear face of the bumper. The D-Ring mounts stick out 3/8" from the face, and the bar on the front bumper sticks out 3/4" from the front face. Hope this helps!
141539
Hi Craig, The frames are 6 1/4" x 12 1/4" with installation holes 7" apart. If a regular US license plate fits, this frame should work for you. :-)
2260628
I didn't relocate the front plate. The bar fit without taking it off but it is tight. The bar kind of blocks the front license plate but it still works and a plate fits in.
799273
I'm not sure. there are a lot of holes but I didn't measure them. I just made a bracket that would fit my holder and used it.....
951887
The only thing I can tell you is that my son did a center mount on a Dodge Ram 1500 and the plate was hidden. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.