Performante Front Plate

Performante Front Plate

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dazmanultra

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432 posts

92 months

Monday 15th June 2020
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Hi all, just looking at options for a front plate on my Perf Spyder. I'm intending (hoping?) to drive to France over the summer and I understand I'll need a front plate for that. Will a stick on plate be fine to satisfy the gendarmerie? Or am I really needing a proper bracket so the plate can be displayed at 90 degrees etc?

cgt2

7,100 posts

188 months

Monday 15th June 2020
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They came from the factory with a mounting bracket but most owners appear to have thrown them away unused. There's probably several dozen sitting round if you phone a few dealers.

BigR

337 posts

162 months

Tuesday 16th June 2020
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I've driven in France without a front plate on mine, with no hassle. That doesn't mean you won't get hassle of course, but should you be unduly worried then a stick on plate on the front will be fine. This is not least on the basis that its ok in the UK, and there's still that level of 'continuity' across the channel.

Oh, and I've never had any hassle at home in the UK either, 3 years into ownership.

RolyRetro

109 posts

134 months

Tuesday 16th June 2020
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I got one fitted to mine recently after the Brentwood police started clamping down on missing plates. The mount is a “quick release” job that is attached via a bracket bolted to the under tray using existing bolts, with neoprene pads to protect the carbon.

So if you want to take it off its a 10 second job, and your front is not obscured with ugly brackets.



The company who fits them is in Wickford, and they go by the name of Italian Supercar Solutions - look them up on Instagram @italiansupercarsolutions

Cheers

Stig

11,817 posts

284 months

Friday 19th June 2020
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RolyRetro said:
I got one fitted to mine recently after the Brentwood police started clamping down on missing plates. The mount is a “quick release” job that is attached via a bracket bolted to the under tray using existing bolts, with neoprene pads to protect the carbon.

So if you want to take it off its a 10 second job, and your front is not obscured with ugly brackets.



The company who fits them is in Wickford, and they go by the name of Italian Supercar Solutions - look them up on Instagram @italiansupercarsolutions

Cheers
Have you got a pic of what the mount looks like when the plate isn't mounted to it? In other words, can you see the mount on the splitter?

RolyRetro

109 posts

134 months

Sunday 21st June 2020
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The bracket come in 2 parts so you when you remove the front piece, the remaining part of the bracket is hidden under the car behind the rubber strip that protects the front splitter.



Fitting and removing the plate once the bracket is fitted takes seconds, and if you are local the guys In Wickford will fit for you while you wait, doesn’t need to go up on a ramp.