is it just me?
Dahveed aka Robin Hood
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From: Robbin' the Hood (Claycord)
Car Info: (RIP) '04 STi Silver
It seems that they aren't nearly fast enough in serious downpours.
I was pissed when I drove my old WRX to Oregon a couple years ago.
Plus it would be nice to have a rear wiper...
I was pissed when I drove my old WRX to Oregon a couple years ago.
Plus it would be nice to have a rear wiper...
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Posts: 4,770
From: Bizerkeley
Car Info: MBP 02 WRX wagon
I changed over to PIAA silicone wiper blades back in February and have to say that they've held up pretty well,
but as far as the wind patterns and ultimate effectiveness of the wiper system in serious rain-
That still sux, even with good wiper blades
but as far as the wind patterns and ultimate effectiveness of the wiper system in serious rain-
That still sux, even with good wiper blades
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From: El Cerrito, CA
Car Info: 2014 Mazda MX-5 GT PRHT
Originally Posted by kimbo63
they suck!! wiper goes to the left, CLEANS, then goes back down and throws all the water back on... wtf??! 

I know! that's what pissed me off. Sooo Sucky they are what the French call... Les Incompetoeus. (I don't know French... that's a quote from Home Alone part 1.... one of the greatest movies ever in terms of quotes.. well.. and dumb & dumber)
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From: El Cerrito, CA
Car Info: 2014 Mazda MX-5 GT PRHT
Originally Posted by ryball
super easy not cheap tirerack super fast delivery.
super
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sew... peeeeeer
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sew... peeeeeer
you're not just saying that because you're a fan of TireRack or you somehow own stock in the company right?
there is a PIAA wiper you can get that has a little fairing that is supposed to keep the blade down at higher speeds.
The funny thing I think is that when I'm going about 35ish and it's raining, every once in a while a HUGE amount of water will come flying up from the front of the car and land on the windshield. Has anyone else seen this?
The funny thing I think is that when I'm going about 35ish and it's raining, every once in a while a HUGE amount of water will come flying up from the front of the car and land on the windshield. Has anyone else seen this?
Originally Posted by sireatalot
you're not just saying that because you're a fan of TireRack or you somehow own stock in the company right?


