optras

They look really nice and they're not too flashy, both pluses in my book. According to their site they use laser-cut polycarbonate (same thing as nalgene bottles and glasses lenses) and that stuff is TOUGH. I'm looking into them myself-I was gonna get Roush louvers but I LOVE the retro look of these and my girlfriend wants Roush louvers and she doesn't want the same thing as me. That and I go to school with a bunch of jackasses that would think it would be funny to steal louvers that weren't IN the windows.

alloutt

I think they look best on a red car, on my car that is sonic blue I like the cdc ones better

optras

from their site:

scovarrubias23

Redfire, did you tint the louvers also? I am thinking of getting these for my 2010 GT and I wanted to tint my windows but wasn't sure if I should tint the louvers also...

alkemist

Just FYI, this is a thread from 2007. You might not get a reply from the previous posters.

pascal

LOL.

Redfire, yo! Redfire! Redfiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiire.
Well schit, he no here.

scovarrubias23

Lol, I just didn't want to start a new thread. Maybe someone else could answer my question. Did anybody with tinted windows, tint there louvers also?

zipmaster4000

Are you talking about tinting the glass behind the louvers or the actual louvers? Unless you plan on removing the window louvers I don't think you would need to tint the window but it would really be up to you.

pascal

You're allowed to start a new thread...
You'll get more response than asking a question to a non active member.

As far as your question, I don't recall anyone that have done this.
Seems useless to me since it's so small of areas to cover and that's prolly why it hasn't been done but I could be wrong.
Doesn't mean you can't do it and it wouldn't be too hard to do I suppose.

scovarrubias23

Thats what I thought also. I just wasn't sure if the car would look right with the rear window tinted and the glass/plastic on these louvers not tinted.