If you wear polarized sunglasses (or similar) does it cause a weird color-haze effect on the windshield? Maybe it is with certain tints... obviously not a big deal since so many people do it.
I’ve noticed at certain angles inside the car there is some kind of almost rainbow effect. My sunglasses are polarized. It’s not enough to cause any issues, just kind of interesting.
I don't know the term, but my dashcam had a "static sticker" it came with that stuck on the windshield and then you applied the adhesive to that instead. It's somewhat of a suctiony effect - could work for this too.
Yes, but you mostly get used to it and maybe it's a stronger effect with darker tints. I had 40% on my last car and might keep it around there when I get this one retinted.
Great. Thanks for that. I have a couple of different ponies stored away that I have a look at.
That's a thought I had while under the car trying to figure out how to make it work. My car's a '15, the kit was manufactured on the 3rd of this month according to what was described on the Ford Performance box. I wonder if there were changes or revisions to dimensions of the subframe, and/or stock exhaust between the 15-17 and 18-23 facelift. There shouldn't be, but who knows. I'm loathe to do it but there's a muffler shop I suppose I could take it to and see if they can make it fit correctly. As with most of the modifications I've done to my car, I'd rather do it myself to save money.
I have heard about the faux gas caps actually falling off so the fixings mustn't be too strong. How did you get yours off?
Thanks.
I don't wear sunglasses, but I will say with normal vision, night time driving seems nicer. Less glare effect from oncoming cars and such.
Yeah I really need to get this done. Sounds like a must do, tbh.
