[Mista McCoilover]

What are some good windshield wiper blades I can get that will not leave water behind after it passes over the window. Let me know of some brands if you had to get some new ones, that is.

 

[FF Drifter]

Well I think that as a general statement; any new wiper blades won't leave water behind on the windshield after passing over them. If they do, they're probably not new.

I got new wipers about a month ago at the local Pep Boys. They had some Bosch ones ($$$) and some kinda generic ones, but I don't really feel there is much a difference between either ("performance" wipers don't add too much HP, I think) so I just got the cheapie ones, half the price of the Bosch ones.

 

[Nismoboy1]

bosch or anco, both pretty decent :rambo:

 

[Mista McCoilover]

Well I think that as a general statement; any new wiper blades won't leave water behind on the windshield after passing over them. If they do, they're probably not new.

That's my point. I got some at walmart and them shits ain't working as well as they should. Probably going with Bosche. I think PIAA has made some too or something.

 

[FF Drifter]

PIAA makes some, but they're pretty $$$. They got some crazy "super duper silicone twin action" goin' though. I'm sure that really lays down the hps.

 

[boingo82]

Also, Rain-x your windows, with that stuff you barely need wipers at all.

 

[SteveB]

There was a recent test of wipers in a UK car magazine and Trico (forget the number) and Champion X45 came out top.