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A light tint looks really good on a lot of exterior colors. Fully blacked out looks pretty stupid and does make them harder to see. There is quite a bit of difference between the two extreme ends of the spectrum.
A light tint looks really good on a lot of exterior colors. Fully blacked out looks pretty stupid and does make them harder to see. There is quite a bit of difference between the two extreme ends of the spectrum.
Fully blacked out would be the same as not having lights at all...wouldn't it? Revert to hand signals
Fully blacked out would be the same as not having lights at all...wouldn't it? Revert to hand signals
What most refer to as "blacked out" is when the taillights have no red color or so little red as to be barely perceptible and instead are a translucent dark gray color. "Smoked" blends the red and gray. The purpose of both types of tint is to contrast the taillights off of the exterior color.
I'd suggest a 30sec google image search before making a post that's either ignorant or a poor attempt at humor.
What most refer to as "blacked out" is when the taillights have no red color or so little red as to be barely perceptible and instead are a translucent dark gray color. "Smoked" blends the red and gray. The purpose of both types of tint is to contrast the taillights off of the exterior color.
I'd suggest a 30sec google image search before making a post that's either ignorant or a poor attempt at humor.
A simple phrase (fully blacked) out shouldn't require a 30 second Google search MrJA. But I fully understand you crawfishing out of your ignorant comments to begin with.
I am planning to tint a very little amount on the tail lights , not as dark as pictures above.
Completely blacked out/tinted tail lights on white Mercedes especially takes it's classiness away and is kinda ghetto looking and this is coming from a guy who loves tinted tail lights.
Tinted tail lights look great on few cars , like Jaguar XF.
You dont need to feel it ，it is a personal choice 10 people like it and 10 people hate it and it's o.k
I agree 100% I plan on tinting my tail lights in my opinion the red is too much so a light smoke would contrast it down a little bit on a white car keeping the reverse light cut out in white and having black Accents and carbon fiber elsewhere to contrast..in MY opinion
No opinion on the aesthetics. As a former adjuster I can tell you that tinted tails or no working tails at all you can't go around rear ending cars and walk away without liability. You still have eyeballs, depth perception and headlights.
In a rear end collision there is always a presumption of negligence on the following driver. You can argue comparative negligence for faulty equipment (in some states) but the offset is minimal...10-15%. Your carrier is going to eat the lion's share of the property damage and injuries in the car you hit, and your rates are going up regardless of the little comp neg offset. And if you injure a guest passenger in the other car, they can collect 100% of their damages from either driver, so whichever of you has the highest limit eats that claim in its entirety.
Don't run into cars or other large objects regardless of how bright the object's tail lamps are.
Anybody has pictures of a car with Tinted taillights? or smoked or whatever they're called. I'm just wondering what they would look like on a W205 C class.
Any one know where I can find these Rear Bumper Canard??? I NEED!!![/QUOTE]
If i were you i would remove these canards from the doors and bumper. I would also think of installing an AMG bumper.
There are no canards at the doors.. thats OEM. All he did was wrap it black.
But he did add the rear bumper canards, which I'm trying to find!
The recommendation is to remove them all and achieve an AMG look for your car. If you dont like the AMG look you might want to try Ebay for the canards.
I understand what you're saying. But clearly in order to get the "AMG" look, you need the AMG Bumper with those ventilation cut-outs.
Correct. An aftermarket AMG bumper from AliExpress will do. The side ventilation cut-outs can also be ordered as aftermarket. Thus will dramatically change the look of the car.
Correct. An aftermarket AMG bumper from AliExpress will do. The side ventilation cut-outs can also be ordered as aftermarket. Thus will dramatically change the look of the car.
I agree 1000% with what you're saying Andy. The only issue is cost. Aftermarket AMG bumper could cost from $300-800. Plus cost of Paint match. I've thought this process through numerous times but if I can get an "semi-aggressive" look by adding canards to my non-amg rear bumper, I would choose that route.
If I had couple thousand dollars laying around, I for sure would change both front/rear bumpers to AMG then wrap the entire car.. but sadly, not in that position.
Just wish the original owner bought the car with the AMG Package..
I agree 1000% with what you're saying Andy. The only issue is cost. Aftermarket AMG bumper could cost from $300-800. Plus cost of Paint match. I've thought this process through numerous times but if I can get an "semi-aggressive" look by adding canards to my non-amg rear bumper, I would choose that route.
If I had couple thousand dollars laying around, I for sure would change both front/rear bumpers to AMG then wrap the entire car.. but sadly, not in that position.
Just wish the original owner bought the car with the AMG Package..
Yeah I know quite costy. I wish you bought an AMG line.
Any one know where I can find these Rear Bumper Canard??? I NEED!!!
If you mean the chrome trim on the sides of the rear bumper, you may run into the same problem similar to not having an AMG bumper for the fake brake vent winglets. These chrome trim pieces fit into slots in the factory bumper, which I believe was not offered in the U.S. (?)
Mercedes SLR McLaren 722 S Is Extremely Rare Example Modified by McLaren
Slideshow: A one-of-one U.S.-spec Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren Roadster became even rarer after a factory-backed transformation at McLaren's headquarters.
