Finally got my SWEET MP5!
June-22nd-2002, 06:28 PM
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Bruce Leroy
Join Date: Dec 2001
Location: Calgary, AB, Canada
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Originally posted by SPACE~ACE
I don't know how much truth there is to this, but the dealer said that the silver gradient tint "can not be applied to the driver, front or passenger windows due to the reflective properties and that it is a safety issue for police in case they pull you over"( they wouldn't be able to see a gun or what you are doing I guess ) Personally, due to the deep tint, I would probably find it quite hard to drive with it on the two front side windows anyway, but thanks for the compliments.
I don't know how much truth there is to this, but the dealer said that the silver gradient tint "can not be applied to the driver, front or passenger windows due to the reflective properties and that it is a safety issue for police in case they pull you over"( they wouldn't be able to see a gun or what you are doing I guess ) Personally, due to the deep tint, I would probably find it quite hard to drive with it on the two front side windows anyway, but thanks for the compliments.
If you go real light, CPS (Calgary Police Service) may not pull you over, but if you go dark or especially reflective on the front driver/passenger window, I can gurantee you'll be getting a ticket.
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