Yoshimura’s Fender Eliminator Kit ($130), comprises a black anodized stainless steel bracket, an anodized aluminum license plate frame, and a CNC-milled light housing. The Yosh kit is compatible with aftermarket signals, but requires an additional (sold separately) mounting kit. This kit requires cutting and splicing wires.Photo: Yoshimura
Graves Motorsports’s undertail kit ($65) is black anodized aluminum. The kit is not only affordable, but is compatible with OEM or aftermarket turn signals. It includes all mounting hardware and does not require any wiring modifications.Photo: Graves
The R&G undertail kit ($130) is made of black powder-coated aluminum. It can accommodate OEM or aftermarket turn signals. Installation requires cutting and splicing of license plate light only.Photo: R&G
The undertail kit ($75) from Pipeworx, a small fabrication firm in Austin, TX, is made from black anodized CNC-machined aluminum and features an LED license plate light. The kit includes brackets to accommodate OEM or aftermarket turn signals.Photo: Pipeworx
The undertail kit ($125) from Spanish aftermarket parts company Puig is unique in that its hinged design lets the owner angle the license plate bracket in whatever positon they choose. The kit is made from stainless steel and includes a license plate light. It will not, however, accommodate stock turn signals. The license plate light requires cutting and splicing wires.Photo: Puig
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