TheSnakeJake
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- First Name
- Jake
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- Oct 10, 2018
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- Cincinnati
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you rock! thanks a bunch!!
you rock! thanks a bunch!!
To each his/her own.
deleted red pin stripe and front license plate. Also installed smoked side markers. So much cleaner looking!
Looks dope man! Nice and clean. Not a fan of all the red accents on the Black Pearl Paint.
deleted red pin stripe and front license plate. Also installed smoked side markers. So much cleaner looking!
Jake,Could you please post a few side view pics of the front windows? I'm trying to decide between 25% or 35% on my PMM.
I’ve lived in 6 different states over the last 15 years and always had illegal tint (except current one cause Covid) and I’ve never been ticketed once. He’ll be ok lolJake,
Whatever you do, at least be aware of Ohio Tint Laws as tickets are $120 and it’s a misdemeanor (not the nicest single lady). Could save being pulled over maybe?
[Excerpts from codes.ohio.gov] http://codes.ohio.gov/oac/4501-41
Chapter 4501-41 Transparent, Nontransparent, Translucent, and Reflectorized Materials on Windows of Vehicles
4501-41-03 Specifications.
“3) Any sunscreening material or other product or material applied to the side windows to the immediate right or left of the driver, so long as such material, when used in conjunction with the safety glazing materials of such windows, has a light transmittance of not less than fifty per cent plus or minus three per cent and is not red or yellow in color.
(4) Any sunscreening material or other product or material applied to a window not otherwise listed in paragraphs (A)(1) to (A)(3) or (A)(5) of this rule, except that outside left and right rear view mirrors are required if the sunscreening material is applied to the rear window and the sunscreening material, when used in conjunction with the safety glazing material of such window, has a light transmittance of less than fifty per cent plus or minus three per cent.
(5) Any sunscreening material or other product or material applied along the top of the windshield and that does not extend downward beyond the AS-1 line or five inches from the top of the windshield, whichever is closer to the top, is not regulated by this rule or this chapter.”
This may sounds like a dumb question but are your Ssr’s blue or black?
deleted red pin stripe and front license plate. Also installed smoked side markers. So much cleaner looking!
Lol all good. They are “gunmetal blue.”This may sounds like a dumb question but are your Ssr’s blue or black?
Live a little dude. As long as you obey the obvious laws and respect others. They'll respect you.I’ve lived in 6 different states over the last 15 years and always had illegal tint (except current one cause Covid) and I’ve never been ticketed once. He’ll be ok lol
i appreciate the concern... but, i actually live in Indiana!Jake,
Whatever you do, at least be aware of Ohio Tint Laws as tickets are $120 and it’s a misdemeanor (not the nicest single lady). Could save being pulled over maybe?
[Excerpts from codes.ohio.gov] http://codes.ohio.gov/oac/4501-41
Chapter 4501-41 Transparent, Nontransparent, Translucent, and Reflectorized Materials on Windows of Vehicles
4501-41-03 Specifications.
“3) Any sunscreening material or other product or material applied to the side windows to the immediate right or left of the driver, so long as such material, when used in conjunction with the safety glazing materials of such windows, has a light transmittance of not less than fifty per cent plus or minus three per cent and is not red or yellow in color.
(4) Any sunscreening material or other product or material applied to a window not otherwise listed in paragraphs (A)(1) to (A)(3) or (A)(5) of this rule, except that outside left and right rear view mirrors are required if the sunscreening material is applied to the rear window and the sunscreening material, when used in conjunction with the safety glazing material of such window, has a light transmittance of less than fifty per cent plus or minus three per cent.
(5) Any sunscreening material or other product or material applied along the top of the windshield and that does not extend downward beyond the AS-1 line or five inches from the top of the windshield, whichever is closer to the top, is not regulated by this rule or this chapter.”
Sorry, was going by profile.i appreciate the concern... but, i actually live in Indiana!