FMIC and front license plate?

I have an ETS FMIC on my car. I really don't want to block the FMIC with the front license plate and I really don't want to waste time
getting pulled over by leaving the license plate on my dash.

I have been looking it all over and it looks like I will have to get rid of my fogs and put the plate on either side.

I kind of like my fogs for foggy conditions and it does get rather foggy here.

I guess that I have to pick my evil huh? /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/devil.gif

I am all over google images...anyone have any pics of how they worked it out or any other thoughts?

Thanks

 

[chrisb33]

here's how i did mine

 

[H05TYL]

I just mounted mine underneath the fog light

 

[iLLeffeKt vr-4]

I never had fog lights on it so I put the plate on the driver's side. Here's how it was before I sold it.

 

[4thStroke]

From my own personal experience, cops dont really pay much attention to these cars. Your area may be different if its something they are really after, but usually theyll just assume its a responsible person driving a 4 door family car and wont do much unless you ask for attention.

I really dont think the plate blocks much air from the FMIC, definitely not anything significant.

 

[Brunoboy]

Quoting iLLeffeKt vr-4:
I never had fog lights on it so I put the plate on the driver's side. Here's how it was before I sold it.





this is how mine is.

 

[iLLeffeKt vr-4]

Quoting 4thStroke:
From my own personal experience, cops dont really pay much attention to these cars. Your area may be different if its something they are really after, but usually theyll just assume its a responsible person driving a 4 door family car and wont do much unless you ask for attention.

I really dont think the plate blocks much air from the FMIC, definitely not anything significant.



I think it also depends on where you live. in NYC you can easily get a ticket since almost every agency can write you up for it (nypd, traffic cops, bridge and tunel). So sometimes you can be parked on a street and get a ticket for no front plate.

 

This is true...and since I live in the exurbs of DC, it is possible that the car may end up there. I have personally witnessed
this happening.

Thanks for all of the pics. Fogs will be going away...it is that simple.