Tints or no tints?

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  • Leaf
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    I have 20% all around. Love it. Never had a problem.

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  • SL a.m.>IN
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    thanks man id appreciate that. technically i do have air. But heres the problem, i rear ended some dude and havent been able to pull out the front end. So my fan is crushed in and cant move D: i even bought a new blower and everything because mine had broken (already installed) But i cant charge my air! I tried that conversion kit w.e. its called and it didnt fit.

    So when i do get my fan to run again, its only going to be blowing hot air. Whad you do to make it blow cold again forced?

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  • ForcedFirebird
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    No air, are you effin nuts?

    I replaced the power steering with a turbo in the Firebird and kept A/C :p


    What's wrong with the air? I'm just a skip North of you, should see if we can get you some air.

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  • SL a.m.>IN
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    I live down here in miami, thanks for the help guys, when i have a bit more time and money (cry) ill prolly peel and tint them lower. It sucks, i was really exited to go for the fishbowl look but i care to much for the interior and cant imagine having to repair it. Or toast inside my car everyday with no air.

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  • rThor432
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    Here's my alpine car when I first got it. I dont know what percent tint it was. Everything was tinted equally except for the windshield. It looks a bit darker than it really is because it's in the shade, but it's close. If I had to guess, I'd say it was somewhere in the 35-50% range.

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  • naplesE30
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    I was in the same situatioun you are in, alpine car, old purple faded tint, mint interior, hot FL sun. I peeled off the old tint and the car looked great. However, I park outside in the day and didnt want to risk cracking my dash or fade. I went with 20%rear 35% sides. Looks pretty good, but fishbowl looks better. But its worth tinting it if your interior is in good shape.

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  • kamotors
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    no tint pics

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  • ForcedFirebird
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    I'm the second owner. The previous owner would travel back and forth up north weather pending and the car sat in a garage most of it's life and would get driven in the winter.

    Couple weeks after buying the car, got it tinted.

    My Firebird is the same way, but I am the third owner (second only had it a few months and tinted it), but the interior is just as nice.

    Here in FL, sun is your enemy, not salt

    I don't tint for looks, personally I do for the heat, touching the steering wheel (specially black), and keep it nice inside.

    Where in FL are you?

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  • SL a.m.>IN
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    Originally posted by ForcedFirebird
    Garaged until 3yrs ago. Park in the sun = tint ;)
    Now at 89k miles...

    Im confused, after taking it out of the garage you tinted it?
    Nonetheless, no tint is so much better

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  • ForcedFirebird
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    Garaged until 3yrs ago. Park in the sun = tint ;)
    Now at 89k miles...

    Originally posted by SL a.m.>IN
    Lol beautiful, forced. That interior has kept itself like that with no tints??? Or do you cover the seats or something?

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  • SL a.m.>IN
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    Lol beautiful, forced. That interior has kept itself like that with no tints??? Or do you cover the seats or something?

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  • ForcedFirebird
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    This is my e30...




    This is my e30 on tint...



    This is my interior (all original)...




    Any questions?

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  • csermonet47
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    I love the look of no tint:



    But the heat is brutal and I don't want to trash my interior, so I need to get tint soon unfortunately.:(

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  • SL a.m.>IN
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    Never heard of that but sounds true enough. I had an infected ulcer in the cornea of my left eye and 4 on my right just spread around. And for a while they made me wear and eye patch like a pirate and those old man plastic sunglasses. So my eyes are also very sensitive to light but im used to it. I just have to squint and crap when there's alot of sun. So i wouldnt doubt that some people need that, especially if there old... and shit

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  • Kristeun
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    Originally posted by e30nub
    I have to run tint on my car. Not necessarily have to run it, but my eyes are sensitive to light.
    Can't you get one of those stickers from a doctor that would allow you to legally run front tint? Remember reading this somewhere.

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