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I am in NY, no tint on the Porsches but always on my other cars that are used daily, 20% for years now.
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I personally did not get any tinting done by this guy, but used him for detailing etc.
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All you 996 tinters in the tri-state area...
where'd you get them done?? And for what price (if you don't mind me asking!)?
Also, does anyone know what the legal tinting % is in NY?
Thanks guys/gals...
Jon:
I'm moving to NY this spring and can tell you that the NY tint laws are a pretty limiting (I was looking to buy a car with existing VERY dark tint while still in MO).
Not sure on the nomenclature, but NY says only 15% of the light may be blocked. Not sure if in tinting terms that's an 85 or a 15. In any case, some OEM tinting (like many SUV's) is darker than that.
Joe Rothman
St. Louis on the way to Long Island shortly
944S2 race car
996 soon?
A 15% in tinting terms means that only 15% of the light is allowed into the interior of the vehicle. 85% tinting isnt even worth it IMO, anything higher than ~35% is not worth tinting IMO.
Just my $.02
I personally did not get any tinting done by this guy, but used him for detailing etc. Saw his work and he usually does top end cars for Manhattan Motor Cars a high end dealer in NYC. Very Nice guy, but not cheap. the web site
http://www.technik1.com/main.html
Ask for Gus (owner)
Thanks for the help guys..
I agree that 85% tinting is not worth it -- I was looking to get more around 20%! I personally like really dark tints on black cars, so I think I'm going to go with 20% all around.
Anyone with illegal tints have any issues from the cops in the NY area? I don't want to get tickets left and right if that is the case...
Jack, thanks for the reference.. I'll look into that shop and give them a call. Hopefully it won't break the bank!
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281 S DEAN ST, ENGLEWOOD, NJ 07631
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It's a little place that does excellent work. They actualy do many cars for Benzel Bush, a MB dealer in Englewood. The owner is an asian guy named Frank. This place is less then 10 min off the GWB. I personally would not get below 35%, which is the lightest. I think it looks the best and will attract much less attention.
You will definitely get pulled over for dark tint in NY. They will love it because you're driving a p-car and they can pull you over for no other reason then for the tint - after a while you'll have it removed. It's really not worth it here.
