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I've been pulled over (not in the line) for a faulty brake bulb and given a warning, they were probably pissed at him for no rego, they tend to take a dim view of ppl who drive unregoed.

And so they should! Far too many people do it, and think its alright. Its just not.

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yeah ur plate def needs to be straight not sloped back even having it to the left or rite on the edge of the bumper is no good either thats not visible by cameras aswell...u want to stop getting hassled over it get a slimline one and stick it where it should be in the middle on the top of the bumper.

had mine on the side and got warned once was enuf for me to get a slim line and put it where it is clearly visible in the middle .

How does that work? Evo 6's came out with the number plate mount built into the left side of the front bar, specifically to free up airflow to the intercooler

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