[URBAN LEGEND]

Originally Posted by SouthFloridaGTO

Pretty sure that because of the shape of our windshields we arent legally able to put that strip of tint across the top of it like most vehicles have and legally can have. This however is coming from a guy with the entire windshield tinted so try your luck. Also, from experience i had my windshield replaced by safelite and man was that painful and nerve wracking to watch, as i stood there and watched the entire time. If it's minor and doesn't seem to keep unraveling more and more I wouldn't worry about it. Just keep and eye on it and if it gets worse replace it just before your warranty is set to expire.

As long as it doesn’t go below the ASI kind you are good. Let me take a look at mine.

[URBAN LEGEND]

I just checked and the ASI in about 1 inch from the headliner on the inside. I think youll be ok if you pass it though.

[pauly1119]

pretty good ideas I will explore thanks.

[17CamaroZL1]

Originally Posted by URBAN LEGEND

I just checked and the ASI in about 1 inch from the headliner on the inside. I think youll be ok if you pass it though.

Mine is almost 6 inches below the line, but you can clearly see it doesn't impede vision at all, and really isn't much tint. I've never had any problems with a strip like this, even when I'm in a strict state. The strict states seem to mostly be concerned with the entire windshield and the side windows, but proceed at your own risk if you live in one of these states. Luckily, they almost completely disregard windows here. They have laws, but they don't in force them. Knock on wood.