athousandleaves":132hyekn said:
She's been teaching English and French in China for a year and she just had to renew her Visa but it turned into a big delay as her boss was having issues getting the visa paperwork.
She was lamenting how expensive everything in HK is compared to where she was in China.
Ah, well hopefully it works out for her. HK is expensive unless your converting US dollars. Then you can get good deals. I am curious what people make an hour when you consider a meal at burger king is a bout $40HKD.
gt4tified":132hyekn said:
I passed through HK airport only on my way to Australia a couple years ago...the only thing I remember was how huge the airport was and also how foggy it was.
FOG or smog? Awful lot of factories there. I like parts about it, but the place is fast paced and tight.
underscore":132hyekn said:
Looks like you saw a lot of really cool cars. That plate bracket looks neat but I'm not entirely sure what it's supposed to do haha. By chance do you know of a place to get license plate frames with the holes spaced for JDM plates? I want some to cover up the extra holes I had to drill in my plates but I can't find them for the life of me.
There are plate frames on ebay and online. One place makes custom front plates. I wanted to run one with my official number but the DMV says that won't fly. I might try and make an official cover for mine later this year when I mess with the body work some, but I am not sure yet.
The plate bracket I got is fairly standard. The key thing about it is the spacing for JDM plate bolts.
Here is another view of the same one I have. This one says TRD though. I don't like fake cf, so I plan on painting it. The metal bracket where you attach the plate can be angled however you like. Just a clue on this, supposedly when cops should lidar they aim for the plate since its suppose to stay 90 degrees.
http://76.my/Malaysia/carbon-fibre-trd- ... amkx@6.jpg