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LG4 305ci 4bbl motor, 2.5" Cherry Bomb Extreme muffler- side exit exhaust, Cragar 15x7 Black D Window wheels (4" backspacing), Cooper Cobra Radial GT tires (P235/60R15), 36mm hollow front sway bar with wonder bar, 24mm rear sway bar, Energy Suspension endlinks and Guldstrand bushings, Edelbrock Elite 4222 air cleaner with K&N filter, FF Dynamics 16" Cyclone electric fan, Flex-a-lite Variable Speed Fan Controller, custom fixed headlight conversion with 5000K HIDs and Silverstar Ultra H7 bulbs, Pilot PL-362W driving lights with Hella 100W H3 bulbs, Deka Intimidator 9A78DT AGM battery
those RAIN-X wipers are terrific!!! the washer fluid additive seems like a waste of money. I use the normal RAIN-X wiper blades and the RAIN-X window treatment and its awesome, half the time I don't even need to use my wipers because with that treatment on there the rain just rolls right off.
lol i know. i HATE having to but sometimes i have no other choice. i only go out in the rain if i absolutely have to...like for work or something. really wish i had enough $$ to get a beater car.
LG4 305ci 4bbl motor, 2.5" Cherry Bomb Extreme muffler- side exit exhaust, Cragar 15x7 Black D Window wheels (4" backspacing), Cooper Cobra Radial GT tires (P235/60R15), 36mm hollow front sway bar with wonder bar, 24mm rear sway bar, Energy Suspension endlinks and Guldstrand bushings, Edelbrock Elite 4222 air cleaner with K&N filter, FF Dynamics 16" Cyclone electric fan, Flex-a-lite Variable Speed Fan Controller, custom fixed headlight conversion with 5000K HIDs and Silverstar Ultra H7 bulbs, Pilot PL-362W driving lights with Hella 100W H3 bulbs, Deka Intimidator 9A78DT AGM battery
You guys drive your cars in the RAIN! You should be banned .
JamesC
I agree. I get rain and snow. Sometimes at the same time. My nice one doesn't see anything worse than clean dry roads. I even considered pulling the whole wiper assembly.
Rain-X. The best "gimmick" I ever bought.
Ahh if the car cant get wet or full of crap why have it. My bird likes ice and snow. Seems the best blades for winter driving are the ones with a rubber sleeve over the blade body. This prevents ice from forming on the body and distorting the contact area of the blade. If you dont deal with ice then any blade will work fine. The cheaper Rainex ones are better for visibility the other ones with teflon and all that fancy crap actually wont clean as well they just keep the blade alive longer.
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Ahh if the car cant get wet or full of crap why have it. My bird likes ice and snow. Seems the best blades for winter driving are the ones with a rubber sleeve over the blade body. This prevents ice from forming on the body and distorting the contact area of the blade. If you dont deal with ice then any blade will work fine. The cheaper Rainex ones are better for visibility the other ones with teflon and all that fancy crap actually wont clean as well they just keep the blade alive longer.
A++ another winter warrior and speaks the truth
where could i get those rally double wiperblades in red or carbonfiber?
what do you recomend? do you know where i could get snow tires bridgestones blizzaks cheap
I used to work at AutoZone and while there was warned by a fellow employee against the double-bladed wipers. He claimed that while they worked better in the rain they were heavier and would burn out the wiper motors. Don't know how true but sounds plausible. Also, I tried the Bosch wiper once and found they wouldn't conceal as well as the stock blades. I ended up going with simple NAPA replacements which concealed low and were cheaper anyway.
pilot double wiper blades dont fit my 83 trans am, bosch icons dont fit i dont know about rainx latitudes. i am mechanic i used alot of wipers. rally double wiper blades i have never used or seen. i heard that myth too about double wiper blades. they may burnout them out in the snow but i dont know. in the rain no. that would make a good myth for mythbusters send it in and they can destroy another thridgen in the process.
Dont use mr. clean washer fluid, it dries out wiper blades faster.
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up in massachusetts we get snow 
