Front license plate mount

[GroovyGeek]

^^^^^ This is the way. Nice piece. Easy mount. Made in the USA. Small business. Win, win, win. Plus you get a high quality plate mount for around $40, instead of $80 or $100.

I have the DV8 one but did not enjoy paying $80 or $90 or whatever it was for it. Had I known of the HBTFD one I would have definitely bought that.

https://ticklemybronco.com/products/hbtfd-1

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[Johnny Mo]

I have the DV8 one but did not enjoy paying $80 or $90 or whatever it was for it. Had I known of the HBTFD one I would have definitely bought that.

https://ticklemybronco.com/products/hbtfd-1

DV8 plate mount is like $50 and they offer a forum discount of 10%.

 

[GroovyGeek]

I stand corrected. Not sure why I remember
paying $80 for it. Also was not aware of the forum discount. Where do I find the code

DV8 plate mount is like $50 and they offer a forum discount of 10%.

 

[DarthLincoln]

I liked the DV8 mount since it’s pretty stout and holds the plate at angle. Not sure if that is a problem legally for license plate readers.

 

[Johnny Mo]

I stand corrected. Not sure why I remember
paying $80 for it. Also was not aware of the forum discount. Where do I find the code

ForumMember is the code.

 

[GToddC5]

P.S. That's not my actual plate... don't think it would have passed inspection

 

[Oldhippie]

Think I’ll do this one if I ever get a ticket for not running it..
https://www.extremeterrain.com/dv8-...p-license-plate-mounting-bracket-lpbm-01.html

 

[4x4TruckLEDs.com]

Could someone post a pic of this? Not sure the best way to do it & my state requires it. Thx!!!

Go with our KR Off-Road License Plate Bracket.

Made here in the USA (Long Island, NY) out of aluminum and powder coated black.

https://www.4x4truckleds.com/kr-off-road-license-plate-bracket-for-2021-ford-bronco/

 

[Ford Motor Company]

Go with our KR Off-Road License Plate Bracket.

Made here in the USA (Long Island, NY) out of aluminum and powder coated black.

https://www.4x4truckleds.com/kr-off-road-license-plate-bracket-for-2021-ford-bronco/

Love it! Thanks for sharing!

 

[4x4TruckLEDs.com]

Love it! Thanks for sharing!

Thanks. We've got a lot of Ford dealers that send their customers to us for them. Even a few who stock them to provide to their customers.

 

[HBTFD]

$25 shipped, no tax or processing fees. Made in Georgia by USA owned plant. Painted aluminum with a removable protective film.

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/thre...-order-yours-today.22111/page-47#post-2059949

 

[broncorik]

I have the DV8 one but did not enjoy paying $80 or $90 or whatever it was for it. Had I known of the HBTFD one I would have definitely bought that.

https://ticklemybronco.com/products/hbtfd-1

Valkyrie...

It bolts to existing modular holes and angles slightly downward...IMHO the ideal solution. Selling mine because I added aftermarket bumper and winch with a flipster plate mount over the fairlead.

 

[jrollo7]

DV8 plate mount is like $50 and they offer a forum discount of 10%.

easy to install?

 

[Johnny Mo]

easy to install?

If you are installing on a Bronco Raptor, I will say that you need to do a couple of things in order to keep some level of separation between the mounting plate and the skid plate. I purchased a set of medium hard rubber spacers size for M8 screws and used the 10 mm spacers to pull the bracket slightly off the bumper, part of the reason I needed to do that was because instead of using the screws and nuts provided by DV8, I opted to install RivNuts into the mounting holes. So I needed a little bit more clearance, some people said with their modular bumper they were able to use the factory bolts to put things back. But if you add those spacers, you absolutely need to buy longer M8 bolts to go back into place.

So at the end of the day no it's not difficult. You just need to know this going in. Otherwise you'll get frustrated with just taking 2 screws out and trying to bolt it back in place and not being happy with the overall fit and finish.

 

[jrollo7]

If you are installing on a Bronco Raptor, I will say that you need to do a couple of things in order to keep some level of separation between the mounting plate and the skid plate. I purchased a set of medium hard rubber spacers size for M8 screws and used the 10 mm spacers to pull the bracket slightly off the bumper, part of the reason I needed to do that was because instead of using the screws and nuts provided by DV8, I opted to install RivNuts into the mounting holes. So I needed a little bit more clearance, some people said with their modular bumper they were able to use the factory bolts to put things back. But if you add those spacers, you absolutely need to buy longer M8 bolts to go back into place.

So at the end of the day no it's not difficult. You just need to know this going in. Otherwise you'll get frustrated with just taking 2 screws out and trying to bolt it back in place and not being happy with the overall fit and finish.

I’m planning on using on my Black Diamond with a capable bumper. Probably easier?

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