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What % tint did you go with in front?

 

 

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I went with 15% on the front windows - given that I live in So FL, I used the 3M Crystalline - it blocks heat like no other tint I have ever used, well worth the extra money for the sun down here.

What % tint did you go with in front?

 

 

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I went with 15% on the front windows - given that I live in So FL, I used the 3M Crystalline - it blocks heat like no other tint I have ever used, well worth the extra money for the sun down here.

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I went with 15% on the front windows - given that I live in So FL, I used the 3M Crystalline - it blocks heat like no other tint I have ever used, well worth the extra money for the sun down here.

Looks great. Can you see out at night okay with the windshield being tinted? I always have my windshield tinted on my cars but how is it in ur truck?

 

 

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I havent owned a truck in quite some time, but SO happy with my new 2015 GMC Denali! Iridium/Black - Tinted the windows, 20 x 9 Fuel Wheels, Toyo tires (285's) and a 2 1/4" leveling kit. Also installed a Thule rail system bike rack that is a great setup. Would love any opinions and suggestions what to do next!! Thanks ain advance.

 

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Lucky you just made me want black rims again instead of machined face! That looks great!

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@Roidz - the 70% tint really isn't very dark, has virtually no effect on visibility. I contemplated going with 90% but I like the reduction in sun glare you get with the 70%.

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Better pic, waxed her up today. The 6.2 has quite a bit of grunt behind it for how heavy the truck is...super happy with it!

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Huntster that is a beautiful truck man. To post images hit the image tab and copy a direct link from your photobucket and paste.

 

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Huntster that is a beautiful truck man. To post images hit the image tab and copy a direct link from your photobucket and paste.

 

Thanks I figured it out and thank you!

 

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My buddy pulled in with this 2015 custom sport last night and I fell in love, leveling kit and 285 all terrains. Parked next to my dads 2015 deep ocean blue Z71 that was an hour old at the time lol

 

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Ain't nothing like the Custom Sports, the 6.2L makes me love it more.

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Looks great. Can you see out at night okay with the windshield being tinted? I always have my windshield tinted on my cars but how is it in ur truck?

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I've got 15% on the fronts and 40% on the windshield. Keeps truck much cooler. In a dark neighborhood sometimes it's a little hard to see left and right. post-130772-0-79319700-1430146650_thumb.jpg

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