as for beemers one rule for them and another for us as always, what about limos as well, they havent tinted fronts????
window tinting
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punkheadgray
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window tinting
yeah thats what i thought, the tinting companys have been informed, that thing about the motorbike is exactly what the bloke at the tinting place told me, mustve painted his windows black, the prick! hes probs the one who rolls his car at a cruise as the police turn up
as for beemers one rule for them and another for us as always, what about limos as well, they havent tinted fronts????
as for beemers one rule for them and another for us as always, what about limos as well, they havent tinted fronts????
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Dan
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window tinting
[quote=\"mikeL02\"]\"Window Tints
As of January 1st 2004, new legislation was brought in that prohibits window tinting.
The Law:
You are not allowed to tint your windscreen or front windows AT ALL. Anything forward of the B pillar (middle of the car) MUST NOT be tinted in anyway. You are however still allowed to perform any level of tinting on your back windows.
If you\'ve tinted you windows before January that does not mean that you are safe, if the police believe that your tint causes reduced visibility they can issue you with an order to have it removed.
Why was this law brought in?
The reason this law was introduced was that there was a serious accident between a motorbike and a heavily modified car with very dark tints. It was believed that the root cause of the accident was that the driver couldn\'t see well enough through his tinted windows.
\"
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thankyou, many companies do know about it and they make your sign and contract or something similar to say you know it is illegal, factory fitted tints are fine (from bmw etc) but if the have been applied on after market then they are illegal. up here they are very strict on it
As of January 1st 2004, new legislation was brought in that prohibits window tinting.
The Law:
You are not allowed to tint your windscreen or front windows AT ALL. Anything forward of the B pillar (middle of the car) MUST NOT be tinted in anyway. You are however still allowed to perform any level of tinting on your back windows.
If you\'ve tinted you windows before January that does not mean that you are safe, if the police believe that your tint causes reduced visibility they can issue you with an order to have it removed.
Why was this law brought in?
The reason this law was introduced was that there was a serious accident between a motorbike and a heavily modified car with very dark tints. It was believed that the root cause of the accident was that the driver couldn\'t see well enough through his tinted windows.
\"
gutted
[/quote]thankyou, many companies do know about it and they make your sign and contract or something similar to say you know it is illegal, factory fitted tints are fine (from bmw etc) but if the have been applied on after market then they are illegal. up here they are very strict on it
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mikeL02
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window tinting
it is stupid yeah but theres always someone that spoils it for the rest of us
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etsm
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window tinting
if you want tints call 0700 597 6171 or email sales@etsm-motorsport.com
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Joff
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window tinting
[quote=\"Dan\"][quote=\"mikeL02\"]\"Window Tints
As of January 1st 2004, new legislation was brought in that prohibits window tinting.
The Law:
You are not allowed to tint your windscreen or front windows AT ALL. Anything forward of the B pillar (middle of the car) MUST NOT be tinted in anyway. You are however still allowed to perform any level of tinting on your back windows.
If you\'ve tinted you windows before January that does not mean that you are safe, if the police believe that your tint causes reduced visibility they can issue you with an order to have it removed.
Why was this law brought in?
The reason this law was introduced was that there was a serious accident between a motorbike and a heavily modified car with very dark tints. It was believed that the root cause of the accident was that the driver couldn\'t see well enough through his tinted windows.
\"
gutted[/quote]
thankyou, many companies do know about it and they make your sign and contract or something similar to say you know it is illegal, factory fitted tints are fine (from bmw etc) but if the have been applied on after market then they are illegal. up here they are very strict on it[/quote]
Screams of bullshit tbh. Providing aftermarket tints still allow enough light through (this is what the law should be clear on) then they should be ok.
As of January 1st 2004, new legislation was brought in that prohibits window tinting.
The Law:
You are not allowed to tint your windscreen or front windows AT ALL. Anything forward of the B pillar (middle of the car) MUST NOT be tinted in anyway. You are however still allowed to perform any level of tinting on your back windows.
If you\'ve tinted you windows before January that does not mean that you are safe, if the police believe that your tint causes reduced visibility they can issue you with an order to have it removed.
Why was this law brought in?
The reason this law was introduced was that there was a serious accident between a motorbike and a heavily modified car with very dark tints. It was believed that the root cause of the accident was that the driver couldn\'t see well enough through his tinted windows.
\"
gutted
[/quote]thankyou, many companies do know about it and they make your sign and contract or something similar to say you know it is illegal, factory fitted tints are fine (from bmw etc) but if the have been applied on after market then they are illegal. up here they are very strict on it[/quote]
Screams of bullshit tbh. Providing aftermarket tints still allow enough light through (this is what the law should be clear on) then they should be ok.
No more Corsa :(