License plate holder

[sil80]

Hey at the midwest meet allan(I think) had a front license place bracket that swung. That way when your driving it will scope under the bumper. Where can I get one of these? What is the actuall name?

Thanks in advance.....

[oberkill]

That was me.  It is actually a converted plate holder I got when I lived in Japan.  It is supposed to hold the plate at an angle but I set it up to swing instead.  It would actually be pretty easy to make, just take a piece of aluminum drill the holes for the mounting to the car then add 2 hinges to it and attach the plate.  I will take a few upclose pics of it so you can see how its made.

Alan

[sil80]

Thanks Alan, I would appreciate that.
Can you email the pics to [email protected]??

Your car was awsome!

[-E-]

lead racing has them (http://www.lead-racing.com/read.intake.htm#NB) you can get them for 5800 yen or $45 us
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[Jeff240sx]

Ive been thinking about this.  I believe that there is a way to hook up electrical servos, like on a model airplane, and have the servo actually rotate your plate so the cops can only see the horizontal edge.  It would be a toggle switch mounted somewhere near the mirror adjustment stuff in the center console.
It would need.
Aircraft landing gear servos, to make the 90* rotation
A couple dozen feet of wire
A factory switch from Nissan.  Tell em its replacing a broken switch.  This keeps Nosey cops from peeking in and asking about odd looking things.  Like glowing toggle switches.
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Now, since I have helped you out, I need some help from anyone.
I'd really like to have a factory looking switch, in the same place I mentioned, that will turn off ALL my rear lights.  Brakeing, reversing... whatever, I DONT want them on at certain times.  Can someone get me a wiring diagram to a s14?  And can anyone alliviate any fears of overpowering other lights if the circuit to the rear lights isn't working?
-Jeff

[mistert]

unless you mean model-aircraft landing gear servos, this doesnt sound very feasible

[240meowth]

</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (Jeff240sx @ April 26 2002,11:54)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">Ive been thinking about this. I believe that there is a way to hook up electrical servos, like on a model airplane, and have the servo actually rotate your plate so the cops can only see the horizontal edge. It would be a toggle switch mounted somewhere near the mirror adjustment stuff in the center console.
It would need.
Aircraft landing gear servos, to make the 90* rotation
A couple dozen feet of wire
A factory switch from Nissan. Tell em its replacing a broken switch. This keeps Nosey cops from peeking in and asking about odd looking things. Like glowing toggle switches.
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Now, since I have helped you out, I need some help from anyone.
I'd really like to have a factory looking switch, in the same place I mentioned, that will turn off ALL my rear lights. Brakeing, reversing... whatever, I DONT want them on at certain times. Can someone get me a wiring diagram to a s14? And can anyone alliviate any fears of overpowering other lights if the circuit to the rear lights isn't working?
-Jeff</td></tr></table><span id='postcolor'>
actually i've seen it in a domestic magazine. &nbsp;the rear plate can flip down by a trigger, thus, cops no see