Show me your tinted window on your FC side roll down window and windshield.
Tinting windows/Owner is what I do for a living. And California has written their law so that absolutely nothing is allowed on the front rollups of any vehicle, if it isn't basically completely clear (has to meter at 70% or higher) it is illegal. Alot of clear factory, untinted glass has enough of a "tint" to it already that it will meter as low as 70% with nothing applied to it.
Basically, you guys had a tint hating natzi write your tint law.
http://iwfa.com/iwfa/Consumer_Info/auto_statelaws.html
Basically, you guys had a tint hating natzi write your tint law.
http://iwfa.com/iwfa/Consumer_Info/auto_statelaws.html
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man forget the law, i see so many car getting tinted and be fine with it, I thought the windshield doesn't matter how dark it is, only the side roll window should be higher than 70%.
Tinted windshields at night = hope you have bright lights. I have 20% all the way around on my 240, and it kinda sucks. My windshield has a strip, but that's it. I'm going to do 35% on the 7 real soon.
most likely that you got a ticket because the front windshield not suppose to be tinted and i think its too dark for your side window too. I saw your car in that thread from the link you provided, well I'm tinting dark in the back and slightly on the side window.
I like those highly cleaned and polished 88 Turbo-II rims they look brand new.
I have darker than legal tint on my vehicles as well not much just 10% darker than the law but still illegal, but if I have to remove it it will only cost me like 10 bucks to put it back on. Professional grade window tint is less expensive than the stuff you buy at walmart, you are paying 95% labor when a tint shop tints your car, so make sure they do it right!!!
sides are 20%
back is 5%...
you can see through the sides if you stand 5 feet away, so theyre not that dark..











