Coping with tinting laws
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Originally Posted by skeleton_cru
50% up front, 35% back.
thanks again, you guys are great!
in certain lighting it doesnt look that bad. because in NH the tinting law is 35 back windows and no tint in the front but the car is darkened from the rear windows so the inside of the car is just darker overall.
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From: Bay Area
Originally Posted by sammysam5000
I live in the bay area (california) and had my G tinted 20% in back and 35% on the front and rear sides. Yesterday a ******** CHP officer decided to pull me over for GUESS WHAT....my front tinted windows! Trust me when I say that %35 will cause them to pull you over. He used a device that told me it was actually %31 so the G35 must have some factory tint that added to the darkness. I got a fix it ticket and had to remove it from the front. The good news is that it doesn't look bad with the two fronts non-tinted. I wouldn't use more than %50 in the bay area!
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Originally Posted by xltros
thanks for the pic. looks kinda light to tell the truth. Anyone have 50 front and 20 back, or would that look too contrasting?
thanks again, you guys are great!
thanks again, you guys are great!
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Originally Posted by g35 chippie
Ha, ha, ha! It wasn't me. Even though I do try to get one tinted window ticket a day.
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Crime must be unheard out there in Cali, since the cops got nothing to do but revenue increasing, traffic related offenses. Those poor meter maids must be upset the "POLICE" took their job. I hear the FBI is going to open up a whole new school just to teach recruits about traffic stops, since they dont have anything better to do either.
Honestly, when you dreamed of becoming a cop, didnt you envision doing something besides traffic related offenses? Im honestly not trying to be a dick, but do you think that giving tickets for tint is making a difference?
Honestly, when you dreamed of becoming a cop, didnt you envision doing something besides traffic related offenses? Im honestly not trying to be a dick, but do you think that giving tickets for tint is making a difference?
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Originally Posted by tonyj
Crime must be unheard out there in Cali, since the cops got nothing to do but revenue increasing, traffic related offenses. Those poor meter maids must be upset the "POLICE" took their job. I hear the FBI is going to open up a whole new school just to teach recruits about traffic stops, since they dont have anything better to do either.
Honestly, when you dreamed of becoming a cop, didnt you envision doing something besides traffic related offenses? Im honestly not trying to be a dick, but do you think that giving tickets for tint is making a difference?
Honestly, when you dreamed of becoming a cop, didnt you envision doing something besides traffic related offenses? Im honestly not trying to be a dick, but do you think that giving tickets for tint is making a difference?
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There is a differnce between whinning and posting a question. I dont have a problem with the Man. Im 34 and have had one ticket, and I definetly break enough traffic laws that I should consider myself lucky. You need to abide by your own requests, and quit whinning about other people whining...
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There is a differnce between whinning and posting a question
I dont have a problem with the Man. Im 34 and have had one ticket, and I definetly break enough traffic laws that I should consider myself lucky.
You need to abide by your own requests, and quit whinning about other people whining...
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