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You can clearly see the reflections on the windshield, even when the car is not facing direct sunlight but in shade. Very distracting. After I seeing this I decided to drop the idea to go with Natural Dip.
You can clearly see the reflections on the windshield, even when the car is not facing direct sunlight but in shade. Very distracting. After I seeing this I decided to drop the idea to go with Natural Dip.
Last edited by kratedisease; Mar 6, 2020 at 09:34 AM.
You can clearly see the reflections on the windshield, even when the car is not facing direct sunlight but in shade. Very distracting. After I seeing this I decided to drop the idea to go with Natural Dip.
I had Kalahari for two years and did not have dirt and glare problems. Perhaps someone wants to make the case that Natural Dipped is different enough to make a difference. I will leave it at that.
Good polarized glasses make the HUD virtually invisible, even on the brightest setting. I have it in my Yukon and my Maui Jim’s render the HUD useless.
It all depends on the angle of the polarization in the lenses, and of the HUD, which are't standardized across the industry. I have two pair of polarized sunglasses. Neither is a problem with the C7 HUD, other than making it dimmer. One pair completely blanks out the HUD in my wife's Mazda, the other doesn't.
Only way to find out is to get in the car with the sunglasses on and see.
Have a 2014 C7 with 3LT Kalahari interior, driven 48K miles to date and have never had any issue with reflection / glare from the dash! Interior looks great 6 years after purchase. Good luck..
Seems there is even a problem if you have a BLACK Dash. Seem Windshield's angle is big part of Problem.
Couple of Snap Shots form U-Tubers C8 video. The second one is just as he's starting under an Underpass on the way to get some C7 aftermarket wheels installed on his C8.
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