View Poll Results: Which Acura frame would you put in the back of your TSX?
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What licence frame would you put on the back of your TSX?
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Originally Posted by STL
I'm with you dude! Plateholders and are needless accessory...and besides they only make your car slower! ![Smile](https://acurazine.com/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
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#45
Thanks, CK!
The bottom two holes would normally be empty, as there are no holes. I pushed two cut down bolts (so there wouldn't be any risk of them scratching the paint) through, capped each with a small nut, then added the screw cover on the front. Looks much better than two empty holes!
Todd
The bottom two holes would normally be empty, as there are no holes. I pushed two cut down bolts (so there wouldn't be any risk of them scratching the paint) through, capped each with a small nut, then added the screw cover on the front. Looks much better than two empty holes!
Todd
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IrishT, That looks pretty slick. I may have to try the empty holes deal...
As for me, I'm using an old smoked plastic cover that I've had on the past 2 vehicles as well. It's simple, low-key, and just blends the back quite nice. The 2 empty holes at the bottom have been bugging me.
I had to put some thick pieces of felt (think something you'd put on table or chair legs so they don't scratch a wood/tile floor) on the back of the plate at the bottom to prevent rattling AND scratching...
As for me, I'm using an old smoked plastic cover that I've had on the past 2 vehicles as well. It's simple, low-key, and just blends the back quite nice. The 2 empty holes at the bottom have been bugging me.
I had to put some thick pieces of felt (think something you'd put on table or chair legs so they don't scratch a wood/tile floor) on the back of the plate at the bottom to prevent rattling AND scratching...
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Originally Posted by tsturbo
I dunno, maybe it is just me, but why would you want to look "PIMP"? Is that something to be proud of? I see a lot of vehicles that are "PIMPED" and to me it looks down right stupid, specially the big SUV's with 20's or 22's and low profile tires.
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After a month of having the Acura frame, I'm getting tired of it and just put a regular chrome one back on like Irish T's, but I wish I could figure out how Irish put the chrome holes at the bottom?
#53
Glad you like the results! It's very simple, really. The frame comes with 4 screw covers, each in two parts (top chrome cover, bottom screw holder - they snap together)
First, find some nuts/bolts that will fit in the bottom frame holes - I ended up using a small, thin bolt with a washer between the bolt and the screw holder. Then screw the nut onto the bolt from behind the plate, again making sure that the bolt isn't too long - otherwise it will scratch the paint. I had to cut mine down a bit. Snap the chrome cover onto the bottom cover, and you're done!
Hope that helps!
Todd
First, find some nuts/bolts that will fit in the bottom frame holes - I ended up using a small, thin bolt with a washer between the bolt and the screw holder. Then screw the nut onto the bolt from behind the plate, again making sure that the bolt isn't too long - otherwise it will scratch the paint. I had to cut mine down a bit. Snap the chrome cover onto the bottom cover, and you're done!
Hope that helps!
Todd
Originally Posted by 04EuroAccordTsx
After a month of having the Acura frame, I'm getting tired of it and just put a regular chrome one back on like Irish T's, but I wish I could figure out how Irish put the chrome holes at the bottom?
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