[04zcar]

I have a silverstone Z and I am wondering what percentage window tint would look the best. I live in NY so the laws are pretty strict but it doesnt bother me to be a little illegal. I am thinking 20 or 35% but I'm not sure, please give some opinions. And any pictures would be great...

 

[jcn30127]

I started with 35% with a metallic type of tint. The metal in the film helps reduce UV and heat.

After a couple of months, I had it removed and replaced with 20% non-metal, more like limo-tint, film.

My advice is for you to is to be patient and try to find another Z that has the look that you are looking for, and copy it.

 

[04zcar]

Yeah, Ive been tryin to find pics of other Silverstone Z's with either 20 or 35%. I just found one with 20% that looks real nice, so thats probably what I will end up getting.Now to find a place that will do a good job...

 

[jesseislil]

I had 20% tint on my silver celica. Looks pretty nice. Any % greater than 20% allows too much light to pass through. Looks awesome at night. Unforunately any % of tint is illegal in Los Angeles and I got a fix it ticket =(

.. but I got a nice tint job all the way around (front and back) with guarantee for $150

 

[KShep]

38% tint on my SS.

 

[studybuddy]

I wouldn't go any darker or lighter than 20%. I love it.

The law here is 35%. I haven't gotten caught yet.

 

[tkelly]

I have a silverstone z and love my tint. I have 5%. Yeah its kinda illegal, but looks REALLY good.[attachmentid=10943]

 

[RUFDRAFT]

If you think you want more than 35%, try and take a ride in a car at night that has the tint you'd like.

 

[Kornercarver]

I have a Silverstone with 35% tint all the way around.

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[Photoc]

5% all the way around on mine. Although I do live in the desert, so anything goes out here with the heat. I used to live in NY and I think 50% is legal but do what you want is all I can say.

 

[JT350z]

Years ago my eye doctor gave me a script to allow for darker window tint. It stated that I am extremely sensitive to sunlight (photophobic). I never was pulled to see if it would actually work. I'm sure its legitimacy would vary state to state. Anyone else have experience with this?