Best wiper blades?

[Michael Gough]

Can't you guys just imagine Javad showing up to the next track day with his
car pimped out with all the Pep Boys "performance" products? I bet the other
racers would be laughing so damn hard they'd have trouble controlling their
cars.
Though....you did forget the neon illuminated 5" exhaust tip, the $150
coilover kit with 900lb/in springs, and of course the various "Type R"
badges and stickers. Better make another trip before the next big race!
Mike
'88 QSW Turbo/EFI



> I picked some up at the Pep Boys "performance counter" along with a set of
> neon tire valve caps, tripple gold zenith snap on mag wheel covers and a
> set of the trick bolt on plastic fake crossdrilled rotors that snap in
> behind the wheel, even put some in the back!
>
> Ok, that's on the race car, on my commuter car I use the standard Bosch
> replacement blades, but that's cause they're more aerodynamic than the
> tripple bladers and every bit counts when your tryin' to get that MPG up.
>
> Javad
>
>
>>I like the triple-edge blades. 100% silicone and lifetime guarantee.  i
>>sent in $3 to cover shipping for a new pair of refills right a couple weeks
>>after I got mine (and decided I'd keep them) so I wouldn't be stranded with
>>a rubber blade streaking all over the windshield while I waited for a
>>replacement.  Imagine my (happy) surprise when 2 weeks later, a new
>>complete set of wipers (blades, arms, hardware, extra hardware) arrived.
>>
>>The silicone blades, coupled with the rain-x washer fluid, provide about
>>2/3 of the performance of rain-x with zero of the work of applying it
>>manually (defrosting the windshield for 10 minutes because it goes on
>>better when the glass is warm/hot, wiping it on, buffing it out,
>>rinse/lather/repeating, etc...).  Still have to do the sides and the
>>mirrors though.
>>
>>
>>At 02/12/2003 at 13:30, Shakespearean monkeys danced on Paul Park's
>>keyboard and said:
>>>Hey all,
>>>
>>>As the title asks, which blade works the best in soggy winter
>>>situations? I've not replaced the blades in over 6 months, but on my
>>>last car I found myself replacing them too frequently. I don't want to
>>>be wasting money too frequently on mere wiper blades. Unfortunately,
>>>with the snow melting, salt and muck on the roads...it's bound to be
>>>kicked up on my windshield. I use rain-x but after most soggy/salty
>>>drives, I've to put a new coat on sooner than I like.
>>
>>
>>Cheers!
>>
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