Is the angle of the license plate adjustable? i.e. can you tilt the plate up and down by hand once installed? or is the angle fixed?
1469099
It's a fixed bracket. It's not bendable. Check out the specs at the yoshimura website. Hope this helps.
1469100
The piece that you attach to the bike where the fender did is one fixed peice. Then you bolt the license plate bracket to that with two bolts, and then the license plate to that with two bolts. You could probably rig some other bracket peice inbetween to allow some custom angle, but that would be up to you.
1469101
the position is fixed. And is already in the most optimal position. Not sure why you'd want it at a greater angle. I'm very satisfied with it and have had no problems what so ever. I also recommend the Two Brothers Black Series exhaust.
817768
Frame looks good on my car. Yes you have to remove your existing plates. Either you have 4 screws or 2 top screws. The license plate is held in place by a couple of built in clips on inside bottom of frame and the two top screws.
513321
yes you can adjust it some...you just tighten the screw/ring where you want it
362719
It can be tilted at any angle. The kit comes with mounting brackets but not the angle iron to which the panel will attach. I guess you would have to have a swivel type mount so the unit will turn 360 degrees and tilt up/down to achieve best angle. Mine is permanently mounted on my workshop instead of being "portable" like your unit on an RV.
543725
My husband did all the work building it. The park connected to the tv hooks into the mount on the wall. If you need to adjust the tilt just simply unhook the tv and adjust the tilt to your preference. If that answered your question. I don't think you need a tool to adjust the tilt.
496650
Yes you can adjust it. The only issue is that when it is flat it doesn't lock in place so mind your fingers when you lift it.
1911079
To line it up? No. Due to the mounting by the license plate. Maybe you might be able to Jerry rig something up to make it work but other then that no. The mount is a new license plate holder which the plate slides into. And the sensors are off of that. Which are pretty accurate.
2066128
The camera angle can be adjusted after mounting, but it's a tedious process and would be less frustrating if you can have someone assisting you. Adjusting the camera, getting back in the car to see the change, getting back out to adjust again, etc. can become aggravating after a bit. Place an object 3 feet from the edge of your bumper and use it as a measuring tool being sure it aligns with the third 'distance line' on your monitor. Again, it would be much easier if you have someone adjusting the camera while you sit inside and watch the monitor as the changes are made!
949907
They tilt slightly both up and down allowing you to angle them... Love mine they work great andwere super easy to install...
815058
These mirrors adjust up, down, left and right electricaly. You can manually slide the arm in or out and there is three angles that the arm will rest at and that is allso done manually. I slide them out when towing my 5th wheel trailer. I keep them in when towing my utility trailer and I never need to change the angle.
2105214
There is an adjusting screw on the back of the housing you can adjust up/down and another for left/right. They're same as OE adjustments, also please follow OE procedures on adjusting the beam correctly.
1084959
You can adjust the angle that it hangs from the bracket. However once you tighten the bolts it remains in that position unless you reposition it. (I'm very happy with mine, mounted on the front rack of my Honda Big Red 3-wheeler)
556499
It is easy to modify simply by using the clamp feature. It is weighted down. I am not sure how you want to use it but I think you'll be happy. Even tilted I get to see my GPS clearly. For me it isn't as tilted as the picture shows. I love it... It is very practical... plus the suction cup holder was lost and not very practical for me. I can even lower the whole set up to "hide" on the floor of my minivan... so as to minimize temptation.
1146788
Yes. The mount has two hand adjustments that allow it to be tilted up or down. Make sure that you move the mount on its adjustable arms in or out to allow it to tilt down and not touch wall on the corners of the TV. My installation is nearly a perfect 45 but one side of the TV just touches the wall on one side. Other side is up against a book case. Executive summary: Corner Mount with the home made 2x4 brackets as I discussed in a prior rating, good. Flat wall mount go to go as is, with no extra stuff to be made. Yes, I would buy it again as a corner mount.
1702198
It can tilt left and right. The joints essentially let you configure it in a number of positions along a single axis. It can be angled down, but not without adjusting some bolts.
1084134
No, you cannot adjust the angle after it is latched rear-facing into the seat. I was certain it was installed very tightly and there was no way to get my hand between the vehicle seat and the front of the car seat to adjust the recline. I had it on 3 and left it there for rear facing. For front facing, it can be adjusted but we don't. Also, rear facing, if you're tall and need to move your front seat back, it will hit the sit and push it forward. Mine is installed behind the driver's seat in my car because I'm short and if my husband (tall) is in the car in the passenger seat, it didn't work. This seat is super heavy, but I do feel like my grandson is very safe in it. No, you cannot adjust the angle after it is latched rear-facing into the seat. I was certain it was installed very tightly and there was no way to get my hand between the vehicle seat and the front of the car seat to adjust the recline. I had it on 3 and left it there for rear facing. For front facing, it can be adjusted but we don't. Also, rear facing, if you're tall and need to move your front seat back, it will hit the sit and push it forward. Mine is installed behind the driver's seat in my car because I'm short and if my husband (tall) is in the car in the passenger seat, it didn't... » Read More No, you cannot adjust the angle after it is latched rear-facing into the seat. I was certain it was installed very tightly and there was no way to get my hand between the vehicle seat and the front of the car seat to adjust the recline. I had it on 3 and left it there for rear facing. For front facing, it can be adjusted but we don't. Also, rear facing, if you're tall and need to move your front seat back, it will hit the sit and push it forward. Mine is installed behind the driver's seat in my car because I'm short and if my husband (tall) is in the car in the passenger seat, it didn't work. This seat is super heavy, but I do feel like my grandson is very safe in it. « Show Less
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The video covers some of the more obvious things but not the less obvious ones. If you have the base (where the camera screws in) level with the handle pointing at you, the thing you can unscrew on the right side is for the pivot (to take portrait pictures), which will let you tilt the base plate by lefting the left side up and over to the right. The round knob on the left side unlocks the left-to-right pivoting. There doesn't seem to be any knob to adjust the up and down pivoting; you just have to push hard (unless mine is broken?)