Ricey ba ang Upper Windshield Tint?

**albert_b** · December 2nd, 2007 07:43 PM

ayun! Tingnan mo yung avatar ni LexTer ... parang ganun gusto mo di ba? ;-) ok naman siya ...

**wewoy_romero** · December 3rd, 2007 03:46 PM

Originally Posted by albert_b

some new vehicles (like mine) came with this black tint sa top portion that slowly blends sa transparent ... parang gradient. If you can find a way to replicate that, I think that would look a lot better. :-)

this i like

**hominid** · December 3rd, 2007 11:01 PM

Originally Posted by Jun aka Pekto

overlaying on the tint names like Yokohama, HKS, etc,

Holy cow, ur a rolling billboard!

Binabayaran ka bas ng mga company na yan para i-advertise sila?

**Memphis Raines** · December 4th, 2007 12:26 AM

If it serves a specific purpose, like blocking the sun's glare, then it ain't.

Although most would consider the oversized decals that goes with some as baduy or out-of-style, it is really just a reflection on the owner's taste so I respect that.

For me large windshild decals become ricey if the car is not equipped with the brand it's advertising like slapping on Xenon Bulbs then your headlights are Halogens or DUB then your rims are still in stock form

.

Now that is no taste at all

**OTEP** · December 4th, 2007 12:48 AM

In most countries, there is a legal limit to the size of the visor you can put on. Typically around 4" from the top of the windshield. There will be a small mark on the sides of your windshield indicating this legal limit.

There are no such laws in the local market but I find oversize windshield visors a bit OA. And if the cutline of the visor is in the driver's direct line of sight, it can cause eyestrain.

**ressie** · December 4th, 2007 03:51 AM

Originally Posted by Memphis Raines

If it serves a specific purpose, like blocking the sun's glare, then it ain't.

Although most would consider the oversized decals that goes with some as baduy or out-of-style, it is really just a reflection on the owner's taste so I respect that.

For me large windshild decals become ricey if the car is not equipped with the brand it's advertising like slapping on Xenon Bulbs then your headlights are Halogens or DUB then your rims are still in stock form

.

Now that is no taste at all

tama po kayo dyan mister!

**hanseltroy** · February 23rd, 2008 03:38 AM

hindi ricey yan... normal lang. hindi din pang matanda...

RICEY ang mga auto na naka full dark tint yun windshield... dami ko nakikitang ganito... mga tanga ata to! tapos nakababa windows nila pra duon sila sumusilipsilip... pag gabi naman naka bright sila lagi tapos HID gamit pra may makita pa din... pero i doubt it if safe talaga mga yan. mag shades ka nga lang sa loob ng mall e malabo na mukha ka pang tangang "feeling"....

**Type 100** · February 25th, 2008 09:47 PM

This "tint visor" on top of the windshield used to be the status quo for ALL cars. Heck, even my current ride has this, and I've never done anything to the stock tinting (apart from inadvertently cutting a tiny part of it while removing a sticker).

Ergo I don't see why it should be ricey.

Now if you want windshield visor decals, then that's to your taste and I have no right to tell you to take it off. Kasiyahan mo yan.