Not true, zero issues with my US Millworks, it doesn't move, plate did not have to be bent, no car wash issues.
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Offset front license plate mount that works with parking sensors?
- Thread starter cnconner
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Not true, zero issues with my US Millworks, it doesn't move, plate did not have to be bent, no car wash issues.
There is variance in the sensor alignment in these cars. Tow hook mounts will work in some cars, will work marginally in some cars, and will not work at all in some cars. YMMV.
tonipepperoni77
Drag Race Newbie
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Yeah and don't get me wrong if yours was out when I bought my car I would of been all over it ! Eventually I'll probably sell my rho and buy yours cause I don't "mind" the tow hook look but I don't love the look either
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Right on...if the tow hook is working for you no need to change.
Granted no plate looks the best for sure, but I tried to do all I could to make the front plate more livable for guys who have to run one.
ElectricEye
Autocross Newbie
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- Central NJ
We all hate front plates, but the tow hook mount position draws my eye right to the plate.
Makes me more aware of the plate.
I tend to tune out bumper mounted plates, because they're integrated, and that's where every cars plate is.
I've had your plate on since October and it has been flawless. Not worth the hassle to leave it off and give CHP a reason to pull me over. I also have it positioned in a way that it doesn't interfere with either the primary or auxiliary intercooler. Thanks again!
Hardcore VW
Passed Driver's Ed
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- Around the way
imo vw671 is the way to go on a car that has parking sensors. I had the USMW with a quick release on my GTI and it was great, got lots of compliments. On the GTI, I think that's probably the nicest option, but on the R, from what I can tell vw671 has no rivals.