Colorado B.S. Thread

Yeah I've seen so many people get in over their heads on that trail.


I'm still saving up for sliders. Still need them badly and am still reminded how practical they are every time I go out

 

anyone going down to check out the fireworks tonight in denver by the capital?

 

sweet 70's toyota

 

it's finished!

 

That is BAD ASS!!!!!

 

very much so

http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1038804

 

I hope it works as well as it looks! Those pieces underneath the headlights on the bumper look awesome, rear bumper is just as badass

 

HO LEE CHIT! That is so awesome

 

Hey guys, whats are darkest legal tint percentages we can have here in colorado? What percent to what what windows. I have a access cab.

 

I was told 15% , I got 20% last week on the fronts and 15% on the back (dbl cab). the legal for the windshield is 5 inches, which I got to since I was there

 

i want that cage on the inside it looks like there isnt even one in it!! so freaking cool

 

28% is the limit in co

 

but i have 0% all the way around and 55% on my windsheilds with a 5% visor and have never been bothered about it so go wild

 

Yeah I was told 27%, which is what I have on fronts and it matches pretty well to the OEM rear tint

 

I have %10 on the backs and %15 on the front and when I got pulled over a little while ago he told me they were too dark but didn't really care. I see people with %5 tints all the time

 

Some one call the cops and ask lol



Google says
colorado says 27% and 4 inches on the windshield, seems like I got lied to

 

I was always told in Virginia you could black out your back windows if you have side view mirrors cause of the utility truck law or something like that. Because utility trucks have painted windows or none on the sides or back sometimes

 

If you don't tint the front windows it can be any percentage in the rear and back glass.

If you tint the front windows, you can't have more than 27% on all.

http://www.tintdude.com/forum/index...tate-tinting-laws/alabama-through-hawaii-r224

My formerly owned Legacy wagon had 5% on the rear and back glass and untinted up front. I liked it because I'm a stickler for safety and visibility out the driver's and passenger front windows... but it was nice for my daughter in the back seat to be out of the sun/heat