For Sale: Retractable number plate frame/bracket

This little gizmo is amazing. It's a frame for the number plate that retracts backwards as a result of wind force above 110km/h.

It is made of 304 grade stainless steel to withstand corrosion and all the mounting holes are exactly as per the R34 bumper. There is absolutely no need to modify any brackets whatsoever.

I bought this from Japan and are selling it off coz I've changed to a smaller number plate thus have no use for this.

I have 2 units of it. One is used (ER34 bumper) and the other is brand new (BNR34 bumper). Email me at eujin[at]hotmail[dot]com if you're keen. :)

Pic 1: Used ER34 retractable number plate frame/bracket


Pic 2: Brand new BNR34 retractable number plate frame/bracket

This is how it works:-

Pic 3: Mounted onto bumper


Pic 4: Number plate begins to retracts (Simulation)


Pic 5: Number plate fully retracts (Simulation)

Retractable Number Plate Frame

Pic 1: Retractable number plate frame

I came across this retractable number plate frame while browsing among some aero parts for the ER34. This little gizmo is amazing. It's a frame for the number plate that retracts backwards as a result of wind force above 110km/h.

Well officially it's for use in the racing circuit only; to provide more air flow to the front mount intercooler but we all know what the REAL intention of this product is. If you feel all goody-goody inside, you can lock frame up so that it won't retract while using on the streets. Well if you so do wish that is....... :P

It's amazing how well engineered products from Japan are. It is made of 304 grade stainless steel to withstand corrosion and all the mounting holes are exactly as per my bumper. There is absolutely no need to modify any brackets whatsoever. Heck, even the existing holes on my number plate fit it perfectly. Just plug and play.

Now if only something similar is available for the rear number plate. Hehehehe :D

Thanks to bro Lufias to arrange the courier from Japan to me. Appreciates it. :)

This is how it looks like.

Pic 2: Mounted onto my IMPUL bumper

Pic 3: This is how it works

Pic 4: Fully retracted at speeds above 110km/h