Glass reflection?

[putz]

Any body have any way to cut down the reflection in windshield from cars behind you at night? Adding a top is not on the list.

 

[one finger john]

Slightly angle the windshield back (10*). Just enough, but not too much.

 

[Johnny]

Slightly angle the windshield back (10*). Just enough, but not too much.

How would you do that if you have straight posts???

 

[fordsbyjay]

Hmmm,I have never had that problem so now I am wondering if I not driven much since adding the straight posts.

 

[one finger john]

How would you do that if you have straight posts???

Good question. If Putzs' car is still in the finishing stage, angling the windshield back wouldn't be to difficult. If he already has a top, that's different. IIRC early foreign sports cars had windscreens that were hinged with butterfly nuts that allowed setting the angle to suit the driver.IRRC also, the hinge adjustment could allow the windscreen to be placed flat by laying the screen forward. It all depends on the present angle of the windshield in relationship to the body and the seating position. Some one in the aftermarket should have something like this. Or they should.

John

 

[Lee_in_KC]

Tire smoke helps cut down on the glare. Just stomp on it and light 'em up. Smoke will block the light until you're far enough ahead that it's no longer an issue!!

 

[GT63]

Tire smoke helps cut down on the glare. Just stomp on it and light 'em up. Smoke will block the light until you're far enough ahead that it's no longer an issue!! :egypt:

DITTO :hooray:

 

[Gerry]

Tire smoke helps cut down on the glare. Just stomp on it and light 'em up. Smoke will block the light until you're far enough ahead that it's no longer an issue!! :hooray:

Lee.
I like your style and logic ... dude

 

[Youngster]

Another contributing factor is a tinted wind shield. It acts like a mirror especially at night.

Ron

 

[Ted Brown]

If moving farther ahead is a problem, slow down and make them pass you, then flash your lights at them, so they now know they had their bights on...
I would not change my windshield angle from being square with the frame and firewall for anything, Love nore Money... this is what makes just the right lines as far as how I like a/MY T to look... JMHO :hooray: