Rear License Plate Relocation

[VegasMike]

Does it get a good enough ground on the arm itself? The mount sits in that 'tube' full of grease and may not transfer a good enough ground, or it might be intermittent. Seeing how bad of financial straights California is in, the CHP would love to nab you for no rear light to pad the state coffers, even if it is only $10 for a fix-it ticket.

Also I believe the plate has to have a minimum height of 22" from the ground. The CHP measures it with their night sticks which happen to be 22" long!

[Egan]

Originally Posted by VegasMike

Does it get a good enough ground on the arm itself? The mount sits in that 'tube' full of grease and may not transfer a good enough ground, or it might be intermittent. Seeing how bad of financial straights California is in, the CHP would love to nab you for no rear light to pad the state coffers, even if it is only $10 for a fix-it ticket.

Also I believe the plate has to have a minimum height of 22" from the ground. The CHP measures it with their night sticks which happen to be 22" long!

It lights up just fine, but you've got me curious now, so I'll test a temporary ground to a different spot under the bumper and see if the light output is any different.