South Carolina BS thread under new MANAGEMENT and lives in SC

I was thinking the same thing...keep them if I need them or give them up if somebody else does.

@ahspurlock how much does a new set run?

 

I have some LR UCA's that I'll be installing shortly. I will grab these bolts and if I don't need em I will pass em along.

Guy is willing to wheel and deal on the rest if anyone wants a cheap set of wheels, the floor liners or the tonneau's.

 

Quick search, anywhere between $10-15 a piece.

 

Don't you in here bud.

Show yourself!

 

I just like to poke my head in from time to time to make sure Scooter and Daria are behaving.

 

Yeah....those two, are the ones you need to look out for.

 

Inquiring minds (mainly mine) want to know...

Was that pre or post conversion??




I've seen the old videos.

 

It's ok to pick on @scottalot right now.......he is sleeping and won't know until tomorrow.



Not so sure on @Daria .........,

 

I've been working on my septic system yesterday and today:

 

That's shitty

 

Not yet......but it will be.....

 

Try not to go lower than 20%. It's dark as he'll at nite. I'm getting used to it only because I have to drive every nite. Not sure what the rears are from the factory, but I would just match them.

 

Thank you so much for your business @Bubbles we truly appreciate it!!

 

We have a gun shop right next door to our new location! So convenient

 

To match the fronts to the back, within a very very close margin, apply 35% tint to the front windows. Tinting laws in SC (which are pretty much not enforced) state that the total light transmittance through windows must not be lower than 27% and that tinting the windshield at all is illegal. The rear windows come from the factory coming in around 25-27%. The front windows and windshield have a light transmittance of around 73%, meaning it lets 73% of light through the window. So, when you apply 35% tint to the front windows, you multiply 35% and ~73%.

0.35 x 0.73 = 0.255 = 26%

Thus, you will get ~26% of light shining through, which is a hair lighter in tint than the rears.

Multiplying the percentage of the tint by the original transmittance will give you ultimately what it is. People that put 5% tint on their rear windows are only allowing 5% of 27% of light shining through... Ultimately allowing 1.35% of light through. Which is crazy to me...

So always remember that the fronts are ~73% stock and the rears are ~27% stock and you can have your point of reference.