Fitment Information:
This license plate holder fits 2002 - 2007 Subaru WRX and 2004 - 2007 Subaru STI models.
Features:
The Perrin License Plate Holder is crafted from thick plate aluminum. It's folded using a press - break technique to enhance rigidity and prevent any flexing. Unlike some competitors, it won't bend, flex, or rotate. The plate holder is laser - cut from aluminum and powder - coated in a stylish wrinkle black finish. The tow hook adapter is made of CNC - machined hex - cut bar stock and anodized black to resist corrosion.
- It improves radiator airflow by creating an unobstructed path.
- Designed to mount in the factory tow hook location.
- The mounting stem is made of CNC - machined aluminum with an anodized finish.
- The license plate bracket is also made of aluminum with an anodized finish.
- It's easy to install, and an installation guide is included.
In the Box:
- (1) PERRIN License Plate Relocate Holder
- (1) PERRIN License Plate Relocate Stem
- (4) M6 Button head socket cap screw
- (4) Flat washer for holder
- (7) Flat washer for stem
- (1) 7/16 Hex head bolt
- (1) M4 Short arm hex key
- (1) Anti - Seize grease packet
- (1) PERRIN License Plate Frame
- Warranty & Instructions
Using your Perrin License Plate Holder is a breeze. First, locate the factory tow hook location on your 2002 - 2007 Subaru WRX or 2004 - 2007 Subaru STI. Then, use the included M6 button head socket cap screws, flat washers, and 7/16 hex head bolt to attach the license plate relocate stem and holder. Apply a bit of the anti - seize grease to the bolts to prevent corrosion. For the license plate frame, simply place it in position and use the M4 short arm hex key to secure it. As for maintenance, regularly check the bolts to make sure they're tight. You can clean the aluminum parts with a mild soap and water solution. Avoid using abrasive cleaners as they can damage the anodized and powder - coated finishes. Keep your car looking great and your radiator getting proper airflow with this high - quality license plate holder.
