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Old 05-03-2002, 08:38 AM
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Default Audi license plate holder - screws too short for 2 bottom ones?
Those of you with the Audi license plate holders - My screws are too short to make the holes on the bottom of the license plate. Is it ok to just leave them empty or did you find longer ones somewhere?

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Mine too. I just left them out.
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Default I got new screws at the dealer.
Got screwed too -- they were like $6 or something!
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Default can leave them empty, or go to dealer's part dept ...
I went to my dealer and told them the stock screws were too short for the Audi frame I bought, and they just gave me new screws.
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Default I left mine empty 'cause I'm ghetto like that, but if you want to do it right, you should cut that
big black plastic holder down to size.
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looks and fits much better after chopping that plastic thing down to size
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YOU have no choice......................gotta go buy the titanium screws
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Default Like this.....
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damn that looks nice, guess I gotta bust out with the dremel this weekend.
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Where did you get the Ti screws?
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