550 Owners - Help please

550 Owners - Help please

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ferrisbueller

Original Poster:

29,325 posts

227 months

Friday 6th March 2015
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Slightly odd request but could people let me know how and where they've attached their front number plates please?

Camlet

1,132 posts

149 months

Friday 6th March 2015
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Two screws drilled from number plate through back plate. Found adhesive tapes too unpredictable due to low position of plate.

Anjum

1,605 posts

284 months

Friday 6th March 2015
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As Camlet says - when you reverse out of a parking spot - which "pushed" you number plate backwards......well it kind of snaps/explodes/falls off!

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550M

1,104 posts

215 months

Sunday 8th March 2015
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I bought a fitting kit from Ferrari. Effectively two correctly angled brackets and a back plate. I've discarded the back plate as the brackets were ample. I've positioned mine so that bottom of the plate is level with bottom of the the splitter.


ferrisbueller

Original Poster:

29,325 posts

227 months

Sunday 8th March 2015
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Looking at the brackets, how have you secured the plates? Screw and rawl nut?

550M

1,104 posts

215 months

Sunday 8th March 2015
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Screws and caps. I've never had much success with sticky tape.

mon the fish

1,416 posts

148 months

Monday 9th March 2015
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Mine has brackets attached to the bumper, I've epoxyed the plate to the brackets. As was said above, make sure you put it high enough so that the bottom of the plate doesn't catch the ground on inclines etc, otherwise you need to do this when you're away from home, whilst the epoxy is drying outside the hotel biggrin


FalconWood

1,359 posts

197 months

Monday 9th March 2015
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mon the fish said:
Mine has brackets attached to the bumper, I've epoxyed the plate to the brackets. As was said above, make sure you put it high enough so that the bottom of the plate doesn't catch the ground on inclines etc, otherwise you need to do this when you're away from home, whilst the epoxy is drying outside the hotel biggrin

Just love that high tech use of equipment!!! smile

FalconWood

1,359 posts

197 months

Monday 9th March 2015
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mon the fish said:
Mine has brackets attached to the bumper, I've epoxyed the plate to the brackets. As was said above, make sure you put it high enough so that the bottom of the plate doesn't catch the ground on inclines etc, otherwise you need to do this when you're away from home, whilst the epoxy is drying outside the hotel biggrin

Just love that high tech use of equipment!!! smile

mon the fish

1,416 posts

148 months

Monday 9th March 2015
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It was all I had at hand - a couple of bottles of oil, water, then some handy bits of tree and rocks nearby biggrin

phib

4,464 posts

259 months

Thursday 12th March 2015
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I have two brackets that come off the bumper, my number plate is attached with velcro but its a little bit smaller than usual so it doesn't catch

Phib