iJDMTOY No-Drill Front Bumper Tow Hook & License Plate Mounting Bracket Kit for Infiniti G35/G37, Q60, Q50, GT-R & 370Z

Effortless, no-drill installation for a cleaner front end

Refresh the look of select Infiniti and Nissan models with a purpose built relocation kit designed to reposition the license plate while preserving access to essential features. The setup combines a CNC machined tow rod receiver with a sturdy steel mounting panel and a durable powder coated finish for enhanced durability and a clean, confident appearance.

Key benefits provide flexibility and reliability without altering your bumper. The design uses eight mounting positions to align with the bumper curve and avoid blocking intake vents, lights, or sensors. An adjustable angle helps the plate sit flush with the contour of the bumper, contributing to a sleek, integrated look. The installation is intentionally simple and requires no drilling or bumper modification, making it accessible for weekend installs.

• Heavy-duty steel construction with a black powder coat that resists wear and corrosion
• Eight mounting positions for flexible alignment to match bumper geometry
• Adjustable angle to maintain a streamlined profile and proper plate orientation
• No drill installation in four straightforward steps, preserving your bumper integrity
• Optional support to attach a camera for enhanced parking or recording capabilities

What you get and fitment highlights describe a robust relocation solution built to support multiple Infiniti and Nissan configurations. The kit pairs a CNC machined tow rod receiver with a steel mounting panel, including all screws and nuts for secure assembly. It is designed to relocate the plate off-center, contributing to a more aggressive stance while keeping the front vents and sensors in view. Models targeted include Infiniti G35/G37 and Q60 from 2008–2015, Infiniti Q50 from 2014 onward (no front parking sensor), Nissan GT-R from 2007–2018, and Nissan 370Z from 2013–2018 (excluding Nismo bumpers).

Easy installation steps keep the process approachable: remove the tow hook cover cap, thread the adapter rod into the tow hole, attach the license plate frame/bracket, and bolt the plate into place. If you want to refine the look further, you can opt to add the camera mounting option for a more integrated setup.