First Mod as always TINT!

[LethalPerformance]

The first thing I always do with a new vehicle is take it to be tinted. It gets really hot and is always sunny down here in Florida so tint is a must.
Took the Lethal Bronco over to Tint King here in West Palm Beach and had them do the front side windows with 15% to match the rear windows. I also did the windshield with 50%. Lumar Pinnacle tint FTW!

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[JimmyG]

How do you see at night with 50%? Serious question. I thought about doing the windshield, but the sun only shines about 6 months here in Michigan.


EDIT: PS THAT LOOKS SO BAD ASS!!

 

[LethalPerformance]

How do you see at night with 50%? Serious question. I thought about doing the windshield, but the sun only shines about 6 months here in Michigan.


EDIT: PS THAT LOOKS SO BAD ASS!!

I’ve gone darker before and had some issues seeing at night especially in places that aren’t illuminated well. However I’ve found that with 50% doesn’t have that issue.

 

[FLSTFI Dave]

Mine goes in for Tint on Tuesday, Doing Llumar Pinnacle on sides to match the back doors. Doing a very light Tint on front windshield, blocs 10% light but big heat rejection

 

[FLSTFI Dave]

Mine were tinted yesterday. LLumar Pinnacle 30% on doors and 90% on windshield.

 

[FellowM3]

Mine were tinted yesterday. LLumar Pinnacle 30% on doors and 10% on windshield.

You might have that backwards. The lower the number the darker the tint. 10% windshield would mean almost limo tint.

 

[FellowM3]

Nice @LethalPerformance

I did almost the same. 20% on the front two, and 50% on the windshield. I went ceramic, and inside viability is phenomenal. The 50% tint you can barely even know is there from the inside.

The fronts from the inside match exactly the visibility from the rear. So I like the uniformity.

I highly recommend it!

 

[FLSTFI Dave]

You might have that backwards. The lower the number the darker the tint. 10% windshield would mean almost limo tint.

Correct, Blocks 10% so its 90%

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[SasquatchMansquatch]

Film was my first mods as well:

windshield protection film as a diy kit
tint all around
partial PPF

Your insurance won't replace the tint on your windshield, so I recommend putting windshield protection film on, so you're not needing to replace it if you break your windshield.

 

[FLSTFI Dave]

Film was my first mods as well:

windshield protection film as a diy kit
tint all around
partial PPF

Your insurance won't replace the tint on your windshield, so I recommend putting windshield protection film on, so you're not needing to replace it if you break your windshield.

Interesting. I'll be calling my insurance co today to find out if that is true. Dang I hope not.

 

[jehines3]

Interesting. I'll be calling my insurance co today to find out if that is true. Dang I hope not.

Nothing is legal or paid by insurance below the AS line. You will see it stamped on all OEM windshields and most aftermarket. The best you will get is the cost of installing sun visor tint.

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