Rules for Front License Plate
09-25-2012, 08:57 PM
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Rules for Front License Plate
whats up, i have a JDM License Plate that i wanna put on my WRX but im worried about getting pulled over & getting a fixing ticket, how can avoid this & what ideas can you offer, let me know, peace, l8,
09-25-2012, 09:00 PM
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run the proper registered license plate on the car and you wont have any issues. Please dont put those JDM "ej20" plates cause those are just rice.
09-25-2012, 09:08 PM
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1.) Put on your Japanese plates.
2.) Ship car to Japan (make sure you ship it to the correct prefecture/ward as denoted on your license plate).
3.) Fly to Japan (preferably to the same location as where your car went).
4.) Pay registration fees.
5.) Pay for and undergo vehicle inspection.
6.) Congratulations, you can now legally run Japanese license plates.
2.) Ship car to Japan (make sure you ship it to the correct prefecture/ward as denoted on your license plate).
3.) Fly to Japan (preferably to the same location as where your car went).
4.) Pay registration fees.
5.) Pay for and undergo vehicle inspection.
6.) Congratulations, you can now legally run Japanese license plates.
09-25-2012, 09:32 PM
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Just put on your 2 issued license plates..one on the front bumper and one on the back bumper. As for you JDM plate...I don't see why you can't put it on the passenger side between dash and front window, unless there's a rule against that? I'm not sure.
09-25-2012, 09:32 PM
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1.) Put on your Japanese plates.
2.) Ship car to Japan (make sure you ship it to the correct prefecture/ward as denoted on your license plate).
3.) Fly to Japan (preferably to the same location as where your car went).
4.) Pay registration fees.
5.) Pay for and undergo vehicle inspection.
6.) Congratulations, you can now legally run Japanese license plates.
2.) Ship car to Japan (make sure you ship it to the correct prefecture/ward as denoted on your license plate).
3.) Fly to Japan (preferably to the same location as where your car went).
4.) Pay registration fees.
5.) Pay for and undergo vehicle inspection.
6.) Congratulations, you can now legally run Japanese license plates.
09-25-2012, 10:08 PM
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It probably is but I've seen multiple police look at me and haven't stopped me. I saw it on that light grey sti with fender flares and I had to try it. I think it looks cool. Technically I did modify it but it's still there. lol
Opinions on how it looks?
Opinions on how it looks?