il go to my local stores and pick em up and some rain x to keep my windshield clean.
il go to my local stores and pick em up and some rain x to keep my windshield clean.
1989 Honda Accord LX-i
B18c1 swap since 7/2011
175whp and 132tq
Redzone tuned
Coming from the rainiest city in the United States, I will tell you right now, they're all garbage. Just buy whatever's cheapest and replace them when they wear out. I usually get mine at the Honda dealer because they fit right and cost $8.00.
Originally Posted by 2ndGenGuy
i wanted some JDM type R blades.....lol jp...i just wanted to knoe wut was better out there....i have honda ones on my dx and they work fine...but i was willing to spend the extra cash to get some nice ones for my lx-i
1989 Honda Accord LX-i
B18c1 swap since 7/2011
175whp and 132tq
Redzone tuned
i use 2 diff walmart wipers the driver side is the high end walmart wiper and the other one is a cheep walmart one thay work fine for me way beter then the old ones that did not do anything lol
1988 Honda Accord LX-i Coupe 123k miles.
im with you...i go to autozone and get whatever is the cheapest...
i run bosch on all of my cars i love them
took a whole year but i got the 100th post
yet only took a month to get the 200th
Dec. 05-Dec. 06
They ARE the best. I sell them at my shop, 5 year warrantee, worth every penny.
They are Silicone, NOT rubber, so the UV doesn't destroy them like traditional rubber blades. I have had a set on the wifes van for over 2 years, and she does not complain about them at all, which means they are doing great.
Not really too pricey, but they are going up in January, so if you are going to get a set.....get em now.
BTW............ Aquapel is a million times better than Rainex. I sell that too.
Last edited by 3gn86lxi; 12-23-2006 at 09:51 PM.
You have your own shop??They ARE the best. I sell them at my shop, 5 year warrantee, worth every penny.
They are Silicone, NOT rubber, so the UV doesn't destroy them like traditional rubber blades. I have had a set on the wifes van for over 2 years, and she does not complain about them at all, which means they are doing great.
Not really too pricey, but they are going up in January, so if you are going to get a set.....get em now.
BTW............ Aquapel is a million times better than Rainex. I sell that too.
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them sill blades sound interesting i might have to get a set and try them out
took a whole year but i got the 100th post
yet only took a month to get the 200th
Dec. 05-Dec. 06
I put a pair of the Silblade Flexblades on my car a couple months ago. They work really well and they were the same price as the Bosch Icons I bought last year. The Bosch's worked really well, but like all natural rubber blades they were chattering after about ten months. Even if the Silblades don't last five years they will still be worth it. They look very cool as well.
They ARE the best. I sell them at my shop, 5 year warrantee, worth every penny.
They are Silicone, NOT rubber, so the UV doesn't destroy them like traditional rubber blades. I have had a set on the wifes van for over 2 years, and she does not complain about them at all, which means they are doing great.
Not really too pricey, but they are going up in January, so if you are going to get a set.....get em now.
BTW............ Aquapel is a million times better than Rainex. I sell that too.
il take your word for it Ryan since you work with windshiels and stuff...its always good to knoe...ima pick me up a set...wut the price range of thoes?
1989 Honda Accord LX-i
B18c1 swap since 7/2011
175whp and 132tq
Redzone tuned
The going rate for the Silblades is $40 a pair.
I manage a glass shop. So yeah...................
my wipers stoped worknig all together on friday...so i put some rain X on and its like i dont even need wipers :-p
don't worry the part i need to fix the wipers is on its way
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