Only the Sport and Sport Touring hatch, Si, and Type R models recommend 91. All the other trims, including the EX-T and Touring sedan and coupe, and non-Sport/Type R hatches recommend 87 minimum.
Some LEDs come with resistors.
Mine didn't come with resistors but I did noticed that when they are supposedly off they are on but very very dim. Hopefully nothing happens.
Mine did not.
I have 20% all around, and 55% on the windshield. Works so perfectly during the day, and reduces glare at night without making it difficult to see. Going down a neighborhood road with no street lights is a little dark, but it isn't bad enough to force me to roll down the windows. I just drive a bit slower. And squint a little more. Ha!
May I ask what brand you got? This one girl at the shop that I was waiting in had 18% all around and I could see through it pretty clearly, but seeing your 20% which is pretty dark, has me worried about getting pulled over lol.I have 20% all around, and 55% on the windshield. Works so perfectly during the day, and reduces glare at night without making it difficult to see. Going down a neighborhood road with no street lights is a little dark, but it isn't bad enough to force me to roll down the windows. I just drive a bit slower. And squint a little more. Ha!
Please ignore the dirty car, this is just for reference!
Mine is the 3M ceramic. It does look even darker in this pic, partly because of the angle of the sun, but also because my windshield is tinted. Blocking all of the light from the front really makes the sides look like limo tint. Check out my garage, I have some other daytime pictures where it doesn't seem SO dark.
So I have been reading around as much as I can, but from what I understand, different brands could range in their darkness of tint even if its the same percentage. Do you happen to know anything about the Suntek CXP Carbon Ceramic? If not its ok, I'm just getting tired of googling so figured I would ask haha.
What part of florida are you in?
As for the Suntek for what I have read (not an expert but I have been reading to get mine done) the CXP is carbon only, if you want carbon ceramic you need the CIR and it's top if the line from the suntek brand.
Hm. I am by no means knowledgable when it comes to tinting. Brought my car in to my appointment for a groupon gift I got for the standard legal limit only to end up talking to a girl in the waiting room with 18% tint all around. It changed my mind lol. Pretty sure the guy told me the one I was interested is ceramic, 2nd best from infrared?
I had considered the Suntek CXP as well. I did a lot of research before I got mine and I don't necessarily remember specifics, but the 3M ceramic was regarded as having the lowest occurrence of problems or complaints. The CXP is a nano-carbon film, which is great, but ceramics tend to outperform it. That was over a year and a half ago, so I don't remember all of the technical information. The bottom line from my experience with mine:
Yeah, I checked the website you linked and it says CXP ceramic, weird, the oficial suntekfilms website says other wise.
I don't have experience with anything when it comes to cars aside from learning how not to get ripped off haha. So I would be nervous to try plasti-dipping myself. But thats so cheap! 8 bucks :O Yea, I want my car all white and black with no chrome other than the Honda emblem possibly.
