Tinted Windows
01-27-2011, 11:12 PM
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Wow i was just a carsmart getting my back window done in my old truck and 2.5% wasnt even an option. They had the choices posted on the wall in the shop area. I got 5% and it was a pita to see out the back window but 2.5 would be tough. Would look awesome though and keep you getting mad at stupid ppl who dont know how to turn their brights off!!
01-27-2011, 11:43 PM
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Originally Posted by 2000MTZ
doode ^^ that must SUCK trying to back up at night, even with whatever tint mine has, i cant see anything out my back window at night
01-29-2011, 10:17 AM
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They just changed the law for tinting. I live in Texas so I am not sure if this is in every state or just here. I have tint in my truck and stang. When i went to get my stang inspected they said the law changed and mine was too dark on my front windows and I was below the ASA line on the windshield. The back can be as dark as you want. I would find out what your state will allow you to do so you will not have an issue with inspection. I did find out if you have a note from your doctor that you NEED tint you can go as dark as you want.
Bottom line is do what YOU think is best for YOUR liking. I enjoy mine being really dark because it looks cool but now that I am almost 50 years old...when I drive at night it is harder to see LOL
BTW, it is really easy to tint them yourself. Pull your door panels off inside and follow instructions on how to tint them. Leave your panels off for a couple of days to make sure it is good and dry PLUS its just easier to install tint
Bottom line is do what YOU think is best for YOUR liking. I enjoy mine being really dark because it looks cool but now that I am almost 50 years old...when I drive at night it is harder to see LOL
BTW, it is really easy to tint them yourself. Pull your door panels off inside and follow instructions on how to tint them. Leave your panels off for a couple of days to make sure it is good and dry PLUS its just easier to install tint
Last edited by larbec; 01-29-2011 at 10:19 AM. Reason: add more to post