Something to realize is that almost all brands of the film stop about the same
amount of infra-red, or heat, the darkness of the tint has nothing to do with
that. If your goal is to keep people from seeing your finger up your nose or
highway patrol from seeing you go for your gun (or make them nervous that you
are) then get real dark tint and be prepared for dealing with nervous cops.
Personally, I got the lightest I could get. My truck is nice and cool without
the funeral tint and I never miss out on making eye contact with the honeys
(unless my finger is up my nose).
Mag318Racr@aol.com wrote:
> What state is all of this in? I put 5% on my back window and I am completly
> legal. I could have had the quarters and it painted and still been legal
> here. Check the laws, Club Cab truck are in a different class than standard
> cab trucks. I also have 5% over my factory tinted quarters. This is all in
> South Carolina, the laws vary from state to state.
>
> ---------------------------------------------
> Kelly in SC
> '96 CC 5.2
> '92 Daytona IROC R/T 224HP Twin cam turbo 2.2L
> '86 Daytona Turbo Z CS "Free 2 Good Home"
>
> In a message dated 5/16/00 12:05:37 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
> clam9892@postoffice.uri.edu writes:
>
> > I tinted all the windows in my 2000 CC. I did the back window with 35%,
> > this keeps the cops happy if they should happen to pull me over, I put 20%
> > on the side windows, with the 20% over the factory tint on the little
> > windows they are very dark, at night you cannot see in at all, and almost
> > the same during the day. I like dark windows so I say go to it...
> >
> > Chris
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