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Old Oct 19, 2004
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HAHA!!! Just watch out for streetglower!! He will go bazerks if u spent $30 or more on your wiper blades........
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Originally Posted by blackcivic07
i hear rain-x leaves a film on your windsheild that just keeps building up every time you re-apply it.
not that i've noticed, it wears off after a while. It's definitely more useful if you do more highway travel, not that great at slower speeds.
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^^^ agreed. i haven't noticed a film...but, where the passenger wiper stops in the middle of the windshield, i have noticed it leaves a mark...like all the water seems to track down it, and when viewed up close, it seems like it's depositing something...dirt maybe?

always wondered how to clean it...that is if anyone knows wth i'm talking about...
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that's why you have to clean your wiper regularly! it'll actually restore the ability of the wiper.........


you can use watered towel or u can also use rain-x to clean the wiper......it's really working.... =)
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i got PIAA super silicone wiper blades.. i personally like them over my stock ones.. but then again, my stock ones didnt do **** right before i replaced them.. lol
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Originally Posted by gh0st
^^^ agreed. i haven't noticed a film...but, where the passenger wiper stops in the middle of the windshield, i have noticed it leaves a mark...like all the water seems to track down it, and when viewed up close, it seems like it's depositing something...dirt maybe?

always wondered how to clean it...that is if anyone knows wth i'm talking about...
try using some steel wool
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got PIAA, love PIAA...between the sup silicone and rainx it takes a driving rain for me to ever go past intermittent
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Rain X is great. All you need to do once you're done is wipe your windshield down with water and a paper towel after it dries. No streaking no buildup no wipers needed
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Originally Posted by HyaBoosta
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I dynoed it after i changed the wipers and i noticed a gain of 15.7HP and 12lb tq.
That sucks man, you should try adjusting the tensioning springs on the wiper arms because I got 21.9 rwhp and 15.6 ft.lbs of torque.
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Old Oct 20, 2004
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the new trico's are fen great!!! check them out!!
btw had the bosh one's and hated them maybe was doing something wrong but they are just wipers
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I need some new windshield wipers, not just the blades, the whole arm and im looking on hondaautomotiveparts.com and the passenger side wiper is 17 dollars more than the drivers side...why is this?
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Originally Posted by blackcivic07
try using some steel wool
i meant on the glass by the way...not the wiper blade.
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Just use glass cleaner. I use bosch wiper blades, not really a preference, but they work cheap and work great!
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Old Oct 27, 2004
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i'm using bosch too but after several months.. it starts squealing...
and when i start the wipers, it's not that clear as i first bought it
what's wrong?
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Old Oct 27, 2004
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Why not just goto the dealers and get oem ones?? Its like $10 a pair for refills.....I wouldnt trust any other brand besides honda for wiper blades
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Old Oct 27, 2004
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Stock wipers for now, might get some Bosch ones later.
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