Figured I'd toss up a few pics of the Genesis

[Unicorn Jeff]

I'll call up Shaggin Waggon'.

Their you go again!!! Using that brain!

[Osiris]

I just had my coffee, so I'm on the game.

[Ratt]

I just had my coffee, so I'm on the game.

Luckily on my mazdaspeed the part they drill into is a plastic strip above the radiator opening, so I can easily replace just the strip, or just buy little rubber plugs and it doesn't look awkward.

I couldn't find a definitive answer on those wheels I posted. Sorry.

[Osiris]

Luckily on my mazdaspeed the part they drill into is a plastic strip above the radiator opening, so I can easily replace just the strip, or just buy little rubber plugs and it doesn't look awkward.

I couldn't find a definitive answer on those wheels I posted. Sorry.

Thanks for looking though.

[Ratt]

Thanks for looking though.

I'll keep an eye out still.

[Osiris]

Obviously you'll have to do a little patch work. But its fixable.

http://www.gencoupe.com/diy-do-yourself/67156-front-licence-plate-removal-holes-plugged-0-70-a.html

[Osiris]

You can glue some steel to the back of an LP and then order some of these to put on the back of your bumper:

http://www.kjmagnetics.com/proddetail.asp?prod=ZR9DIA

Win.

[sc281]

You can glue some steel to the back of an LP and then order some of these to put on the back of your bumper:

http://www.kjmagnetics.com/proddetail.asp?prod=ZR9DIA

Win.

Not really.

These surplus rings are diametrically magnetized, which means they are magnetized perpendicular to the axis of the hole. The poles are located on opposite sides of the circular faces, which makes them attract side-to-side as seen in the bottom picture

They won't sit flush on the bumper, and will eventually slide. off.

[Osiris]

Not really.





They won't sit flush on the bumper, and will eventually slide. off.

Any other ideas?

[Ratt]

Not really.





They won't sit flush on the bumper, and will eventually slide. off.

Uhhhh... What?

Glue or otherwise affix magnets INSIDE bumper skin, steel strip affixed to back of license plate, maybe some sort of scratch-proof coating on front painted surface of bumper. I don't see how that wouldn't work.

[Osiris]

Did this as an experiment.

[Ratt]

Did this as an experiment.

More better. Even withthe holes.

[Osiris]

Got the Yakima roof rack put on today.

[Osiris]

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[Mike]

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Nice front plate, Officer.