Tail Light Tinting
#11
RE: Tail Light Tinting
I have the tinted taillights and they are 50%.They are easily seen and light up the same. The covers suck period. They arenotpressed on the light so therefore dont even reflect the full light, only the light inbetween the gap of the cover and housing.
Ive been pulled over for window tint front plate on diff occasions 4 timesand they never said anything about them.
Ive been pulled over for window tint front plate on diff occasions 4 timesand they never said anything about them.
#14
RE: Tail Light Tinting
It's about 90 degrees today and I just got finished with the headlights. Tinted em 5%. It's hot as *****. Took about 30 minutes or so to do them both. The first one was kind of a learning experience. If you are thinking about tinting your headlights, make sure you cut more tint than you actually need, you can tuck it or cut it. NEVER cut too less because then you'll be out of some window tint..(or you could use the leftover, if you mess up, for your fog lights or turn signals).
Next I'm gonna try the fog lights. Hopefully those will be quicker, but I'm not sure.
Next I'm gonna try the fog lights. Hopefully those will be quicker, but I'm not sure.
#17
RE: Tail Light Tinting
I have 38% on my tails and when the brakes go on you can't even tell the difference.
I've been pulled over twice and the cops here never mentioned it... although it 38% is the perfect taillight tint IMO because you don't really recognize that it's tinted.
-Jeff
I've been pulled over twice and the cops here never mentioned it... although it 38% is the perfect taillight tint IMO because you don't really recognize that it's tinted.
-Jeff
#18
RE: Tail Light Tinting
The headlights are 5% and they are sort of bright enough. If I didn't have the foglights I would say no. My tailights are sprayed and light up only a little dimmer then untinted lights. Can't really tell with the taillights.